Sentence examples for fraud feeds from inspiring English sources

Badge fraud feeds off small businesses with poor internal communication, where victims' accounts payable departments often pay without question.

Fraud feeds on opacity and on small groups, because those factors increase the probably of not being "found out".

Most affinity frauds are Ponzi schemes, in which money from new investors is used to repay old ones, or is siphoned off by the promoters.The Madoff fraud fed on multiple affinity circles: wealthy Jews in Florida and Israel, country-club types and European old money, lured with help from marketers running "feeder" funds.

"The people who carry out this fraud feed off of this desperation.

Thus, it is largely human error in the voting process that results in inaccurate accusations of voter fraud and feeds exaggerated concern over this "phantom problem".

Kumar, as part of an agreement with prosecutors, pleaded guilty in January 2010 to one count of conspiracy to commit securities fraud and one count of securities fraud tied to feeding Rajaratnam secret stock tips.

He said Mr. Tourre conspired with the hedge fund Paulson & Company to commit a $1 billion fraud to "feed Wall Street greed," and he asked the jury to hold Mr. Tourre "accountable for his actions".

Fraud is a boom-time crime because it feeds on the faith of investors, and during bubbles that faith is overflowing.

The coup naturally feeds the meme that democracy is a fraud.

And subsequent investigations showed that the institute's own bureaucrats, who acquired their loyalties when the PRI was in control and fraud was frequent, had been feeding the computers false information that confused the selection process.

Banks are casting around for new ways to combat fraud, as users become increasingly fed up with multiple passwords and PINs, or having to use electronic number generators whenever they log on.