Sentence examples for fraudster by from inspiring English sources

Mr Young – who has been labelled a "fraudster" by a High Court judge – claims he lost a vast fortune in 2006 just as he separated from his ex-wife.

Sushovan Hussain, who along with Autonomy's founder, Mike Lynch, has been labelled a "fraudster" by HP – a claim which both men deny – oversaw the sale of his firm for 11 times its $931m revenues in August 2011.

You may recall that in April last year newspaper journalist Gareth Davies was, bizarrely, accused by the Metropolitan police of harassing a convicted fraudster by approaching her for a comment.

There is precedence to using the term fraud, and fraudster, by the US Food and Drug Administration, World Health Organization, International Standards Organization, and others.

Wikipedia has taken action against what it described as the "co-ordinated group" of fraudsters by blocking 381 accounts.

Identity theft and account takeover are a big and growing problem, particularly in a digital era that has been a boon to fraudsters by presenting them with many more ways to harvest personal data.

"Nick Clegg and the Liberal Democrats have justified their inaction against the convicted fraudster Michael Brown by hiding behind a report which has now been totally discredited.

Does David Somers, who also sits on the board of Ace Europe Life PLC and is a trustee at Fujitsu Technologies, condone the involvement of a fraudster wanted by Interpol in a company of which he is chairman?

But behind the exultant, cult-like atmosphere of the parties lay a hard-nosed commercial enterprise run by a small group of fraudsters led by Fox, Chalmers and Smith-Hayes, who were all sentenced to nine months' imprisonment in 2012 for operating and promoting the scheme.

Fraudsters succeed by giving off convincing signals that mask their real motives or the extent of their competence.

War heroes would be a more deserving cause than the gypsies, gays, foreigners and fraudsters favoured by the fund, it snorted.