Sentence examples for deliberately bought from inspiring English sources

Simon Bullock, an expert on the subject from the Quality Assurance Agency (QAA), says much of the data on cheating doesn't distinguish between those who have deliberately bought essays, and those who have merely referenced poorly.

The exceptions, players who were deliberately bought with a view to overhauling the existing set-up, are Veron, Laurent Blanc, who both arrived ahead of the shambolic winter of 2001, and now Berbatov.

One in four families in the UK have moved house or changed address to obtain a school place for their children, according to a new survey, with one in six saying they have deliberately bought or rented a second property within desirable catchment areas.

Or the discovery of a vast sea of plastic off Atlantic mid-coast America, which her parents have melded, with billions, into a mountained paradise, named Madlantis, featuring from space the shape of Maddy's chubby face; or her love for her pussycat, deliberately bought by her parents from a rescue centre with the knowledge it would die within weeks.

When I bought my first microwave I deliberately bought a good one that would last.

I don't remember ever deliberately buying or borrowing from the library a book by a Nigerian author.

But in many cases, the big companies are deliberately buying and selling access to names, relying on privacy policies -- often hard to find on their sites -- that they say permit such actions.

The same goes for companies, that either inadvertently or deliberately buy copies of goods.

If they do go out and buy their furniture all at once, they want the acquired look, so they deliberately buy mismatched pieces.

While you can easily get a pre-made scratching object (literally a box filled with cardboard) at your local pet store, it seems a little silly to deliberately buy something made completely out of cardboard, that's not even nice to look at.

According to an Accenture survey of 28,000 tech consumers aged 14-55 in 28 different countries, which the consultancy published in January, about half of consumers have serious security concerns about smart home and other IoT devices, and a quarter of consumers have deliberately postponed buying an ioT device or subscribing to an ioT service.