Sentence examples for extent of deception from inspiring English sources

Over the following 20 to 30 years the main participants in Suez published memoirs that finally revealed the extent of deception at the time and corroborated both the Guardian's reporting and judgment.

But what's interesting in terms of Iraq is Strauss's complaint that, as Shulsky writes, nobody quite understood the extent of deception that exists in the world, or its role in politics.

Several studies have also examined dental students' perceptions of the extent of deception and cheating in their courses (Kumwenda et al., 2013; Fuller & Killip, 1979; Lancaster et al., 1989), the relative severity of cheating behaviours (Al-Dwairi and Al-Waheidi, 2004), and the stress students experience in assessments (Kumar et al., 2009).

Mr. Paulson, 50, succeeds Karen Jurgensen, who resigned April 20 as the extent of deceptions by the newspaper's former star foreign correspondent, Jack Kelley, became clear.

The full extent of the deception is not yet clear.

Investors and analysts struggled to understand the extent of the deception described in a lawsuit filed by the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Then she did her best to force him, and Ms. Talese, to admit the extent of his deception and the publisher's failure.

Audrey Sternalski, and her colleagues who contributed to the report, uncovered the extent of this deception and also studied the hawk she-males.

The Bradlee-Graham partnership was behind the publication (along with the Times) of the Pentagon Papers, in 1971, which made plain the extent of Presidential deception and folly during the Vietnam War.

It wasn't until thirty years after his death that the extent of his deception was revealed… Tells about Rasmussen's childhood interest in birds and her upbringing as a Seventh Day Adventist, which prevented her, until graduate school, from accepting Darwin's theory of evolution.

Investors and analysts were struggling to understand the extent of the deception described in a complaint by the Securities and Exchange Commission, which accused the company, HealthSouth, and its chairman, Richard M. Scrushy, of adding at least $1.4 billion to earnings since 1999 and inflating assets by $800 million.