Sentence examples for fraudster of from inspiring English sources

"He was not merely the greatest financial fraudster of the century," he writes.

Don't forget, the first chairman of the group, Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands, was the biggest fraudster of the lot; he was caught back in the 70s organising bribes from Lockheed and Northrop for the same arms contract.

Cliffhanger Morsi's moment At last The road less travelled Britain's local labs ReprintsWestern governments, including America's, have rightly gone out of their way to express respect for Islam and have deplored the 14-minute video clip of a film made by a Californian fraudster of Coptic-Egyptian descent that disparages the Prophet Muhammad.

Easily the most publicized fraudster of 1999, he is alleged to have gained control of several southern insurance companies, looted their treasuries of in excess of $200 million and accidentally set his Greenwich, Conn.

On the day Sherman was last seen alive, his lawyers filed documents in court supporting a lawsuit he'd filed in May, accusing a convicted fraudster of a business scheme to cheat Sherman out of $150,000.

On the day Sherman was last seen alive, his lawyers filed documents in court supporting a lawsuit he'd filed in May, accusing a convicted fraudster of a business scheme to cheat Sherman out of $150,000.

Irving seems to be absolutely serious only in his hatreds — most of all, in his hatred of "our traditional enemies" (that is to say, "Jewish fraudsters"), of professional historians, and of anyone else he takes to represent the establishment.

Capers, the newly-minted 45-year-old prosecutor, made it known that he is committed to combatting financial fraudsters of all stripes.

In his Open Letter to the Fraudsters of Islamophobia Who Play Into the Hands of Racists, which hit the shelves Thursday, Charb posits that the concept of Islamophobia is misleading, and that it eclipses the real issue in France — racism.

The fraudsters of the world prefer Western Union, TT and PayPal payments - as these cannot be traced.

Ritz – eponym, fraudster, founder of some of the world's grandest grand hotels – was a talent shaped by war.