Sentence examples for fraud pose from inspiring English sources

The widening accounts of fraud pose a stark problem for the Obama administration, which has 68,000 American troops deployed here to help reverse gains by Taliban insurgents.

Mark Filip, deputy attorney general, said: "Mortgage fraud and related securities fraud pose a significant threat to our economy, to the stability of our nation's housing market and to the peace of mind of millions of American homeowners".

"Document fraud poses a severe threat to national security and public safety," Ms. Navas said.

Some officials say the man may simply have been a freelance fraud, posing as a Taliban leader in order to enrich himself.

Von Spakovsky offered me the names of two experts who, he said, would confirm that voter-impersonation fraud posed a significant peril: Robert Pastor, the director of the Center for Democracy and Election Management, at American University, and Larry Sabato, a political-science professor at the University of Virginia.

Your story on "Dr. Mold" (Apr. 11, p. 100) is only the latest example of an ongoing plague of medical fraud posing as expert testimony in our legal system.

The failure to prosecute that fraud poses systemic risks for the global economy.

Fraud artists posing as fraud investigators are part of a time-honored tradition.

Such ploys are known as "phishing," in which fraud artists pose as legitimate companies to try to get you to reveal important personal information, like account numbers, passwords or even your Social Security number.

"But this is the first time that D.O.I. has investigated and uncovered individuals who are engaging in housing fraud by posing as victims of domestic violence".

So, if the lowest prices can be found on the internet and people like the service they get, why would they buy anywhere else?One reason may be convenience; another, concern about fraud, which poses the biggest threat to online trade.