Sentence examples for dodgy ties from inspiring English sources
Some have dodgy ties to powerful businesses.
She also has dodgy ties to Russia: the FN took a €9m ($10m) loan from a Russian bank with links to the Kremlin.Has she been electorally successful?
This is a favourite technique of the Food Babe, who has made disproven claims that her detractors have dodgy ties to chemical manufacturers.
One of these is a bunch of farmers with dodgy business ties; the other is a bunch of homophobes who flirt with anti-Semitism.Worse, the government has created a paranoid atmosphere, in which secret material is close to becoming a political currency.
Will the world see more Jordan Belforts, more Paul Bilzerians and more dodgy funds tied to the people who govern our lives?
The rise of populism has seen new types of leaders taking control: divorcees, socialists, atheists, people with a history of dodgy political and business ties.
If we have no choice but to take over $700 billion worth of "toxic debt," much of it tied to dodgy mortgages to under-qualified borrowers, loans that should never have been issued in the first place, let's at least get some bang for our bucks here.
Will circus stashes and bow ties help convince dodgy foreign investors to sink £360,000 [$565,000] in cash into this development?
He has a gift for harnessing the modern vernacular and a wonderful eye for comic detail - the drug dealer's flat is a masterpiece of grunge, stuffed with dodgy electrical goods, porn mags, bongs and filthy tie-dye throws.
He was working for the London Evening Standard at the time, and wrote a series of articles about how Ken had been making dodgy payments to anti-racist organisations that his aide, Lee Jasper, had ties to.
