Sentence examples for extent of fraud from inspiring English sources
Yet studies into the extent of fraud at the polls have found cases few and far between.
The extent of fraud in that election has long been debated, but the perception of scheming by Democrats took hold.
Other supporters include the Metropolitan police, City of London police and national body Action Fraud, which published the new figures on the extent of fraud.
Gauging the extent of fraud in imported organics is difficult because there is little incentive for organic companies to advertise their suspicions about suppliers.
Ministers have been aghast to discover the extent of fraud and abuse in council housing – costing the taxpayer between £5bn and £10bn a year, and using up homes that could be offered to people in need.
Among them were books by Solzhenitsyn and papers of Trotsky, dozens of letters, notes written to Sakharov, the manuscript of the book "A Question of Madness" written with Zhores, a manuscript describing the extent of fraud in the novels of Nobel Prize-winning novelist Mikhail Sholokhov.
But Parmalat may be right when it argues that without help from some financial institutions, which surely knew they were helping to deceive even if they had no inkling of the extent of the fraud, the fraud would have ended sooner with smaller losses.
The center (www.ifccfbi.gov) is too new to assess the extent of auction fraud, however.
After combing through trading records all day Saturday, the executives discovered the extent of the fraud.
No one has yet determined the full extent of waste, fraud and abuse by cardholders.
