Sentence examples for fraud compared with from inspiring English sources

For example, HMRC could not say how much it spends tackling tax fraud compared with other types of compliance work, such as dealing with tax avoidance or error.

It found 71percentt of businessmen surveyed in Russia said their companies had suffered from embezzlement or other types of fraud, compared with 30percentt on average for all the countries surveyed.

UK Finance surveyed 1,500 firms across the UK and found that 55% of sole traders were aware of the threat of invoice fraud, compared with 68% of small businesses and 84% of large businesses.

Of firms that link more than half of bosses' pay to performance, for example, 36% report frauds, compared with just 20% of firms that use no such incentives.

Companies with annual online revenue of $500,000 to $5 million said they expected to lose up to 2.5percentt of their online sales to fraud this year, compared with 1.9percentt last year.

Charles D. Niemeier, chief accountant for the S.E.C.'s division of enforcement in Washington, said the agency took action in 100 cases of suspected financial disclosure fraud last year, compared with 75 in 1998 and 40 in 1991.

That type of fraud is minuscule compared with general credit card fraud, Conroy says.

Over two-thirds of Trump voters say voter fraud occurs often, compared with less than one-third of Clinton supporters.

In 1998, according to the report, there were 950 workers responsible for "program integrity," or safeguarding the program from fraud and abuse, compared with just 584 in 2004.

This fraud, Keyssar reported, "is exceedingly rare"—especially compared with voter fraud in absentee balloting, which is abundant yet largely unaddressed.

This fraud, Keyssar reported, "is exceedingly rare" — especially compared with voter fraud in absentee balloting, which is abundant yet largely unaddressed.