Sentence examples for encourage cheating from inspiring English sources

But critics warned that the experiment would hurt morale and even encourage cheating.

When people are already trying as hard as they can, extravagant rewards either go to waste or, worse, encourage cheating.

Alan Culpepper, who won the Olympic men's marathon trial, said that eliminating records might encourage cheating to set new standards.

Judging teachers by their students' test scores might encourage cheating, teaching to the test or lobbying to have certain students in class, for instance.

The danger is that lax enforcement will encourage cheating -- a problem that will not be noticed as long as the economy booms and tax revenues soar.

He said making an exception for a company and others who structure themselves in the same way would breed contempt for the sales tax and encourage cheating.

When the score is more important than comprehension, it encourages cheating.

In a study of 597 students, enrolled in 12 economics classes in two universities, Joe Kerkvliet and Charles Sigmund wrote in The Journal of Economic Education that the physical distance between students and the use of multiple choice exams neither deterred nor encouraged cheating.

On Wednesday, Mr. Thompson, the leading Democratic candidate, attempted once again to deflate the mayor's celebratory rhetoric, releasing an audit saying a lack of oversight by the city encouraged cheating and test manipulation.

Mr. Hughes, who now heads the Hunts Point School, which replaced 201 in the same building, is under investigation by the Education Department after some teachers said that he had encouraged cheating at M.S. 201 and a former school; he has denied any wrongdoing and said that he was fully cooperating with the investigation.

So much of modern sport encourages cheating so why not be 'honest' and put Richards and others of his ilk in charge and we can cheat honestly.