Sentence examples for fraud problems from inspiring English sources

Linda and Wesley Bryce can attest to Staten Island's fraud problems.

While many other eBay analysts and merchants say the company's fraud problems would probably not damage it, some say they fear that sellers will become disenchanted with the Web site.

But even though MCI first disclosed it had significant accounting fraud problems a year ago, it has continued to win considerable government business, including contracts to set up telephone networks in Afghanistan and Iraq.

Coming on the heels of news this week that higher Medicaid costs were squeezing the city's budget, the arrests called attention to fraud problems in New York City's $4.1 billion Medicaid program.

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Credit fraud problems stem from information asymmetries among economic agents (Petersen and Rajan 2002); therefore, social credit evaluates the economic activities of various economic agents such as countries (or governments), corporations, and individuals and their credit variations in online markets (i.e., network credit).

House Republicans claim there is a big fraud problem in this area, but there is no hard evidence of that.

About a third of the 10,000 letters were returned to the state, which the governor's office says shows a serious fraud problem.

But union leaders here vigorously denied that a serious fraud problem exists, arguing that Republicans had greatly exaggerated as an excuse to disenfranchise Democratic voters.

In the meantime, her administration has sent letters to 10,000 citizens of foreign countries across New Mexico in an effort to gauge the extent of the fraud problem.

Mr. Mukasey made clear that he saw the mortgage fraud problem at the root of the nation's housing crisis as a serious one.