Sentence examples for fraudulent industry from inspiring English sources

He also faced questions about John Travolta, the Hollywood leading man and hitherto loyal Scientologist who recently acknowledged that his dead teenage son Jett suffered from autism - a condition Scientology does not acknowledge along with other mental illnesses (Scientologists believe that psychiatry is a fraudulent "industry of death").

Psychology Today, a magazine and website that offers listings for therapists, is lending the controversial practice of conversion therapy a "veneer of credibility" and "propping up a fraudulent industry," according to the Human Rights Campaign, a gay rights group.

"By offering a venue for these medically-debunked practices, Psychology Today is lending them a veneer of credibility -- propping up a fraudulent industry that takes advantage of vulnerable individuals, including children and families," HRC spokesman Fred Sainz wrote in a letter to the CEO and publisher of Psychology Today.

What might surprise you (or might not) is that technology is cited as one of today's most fraudulent industries along with pharmaceuticals.

But the surging demand for a weight loss "silver bullet" has fueled a rapid rise in fraudulent advertising, industry groups and regulators say.

Most fraudulent loans, industry analysts said, are originated by mortgage brokers, who will in some instances steer borrowers into financially unsound or fraudulent mortgages so they can get a quick commission.

Information stolen from as many as 1.5 million credit card accounts is the latest in a long line of data breaches — and an alert for consumers to monitor their accounts for fraudulent purchases, industry watchdogs say.

A FTT will not provide justice for the violence perpetrated on the citizenry and the real economy by the irresponsible and at times fraudulent financial industry behavior, nor will it address the unchecked power of the too-big-to-fail banks that have corrupted much needed financial reform.

The recession has sparked a big jump in the number of fraudulent insurance claims, industry data suggested today.

Civil rights activist and talk show host Al Sharpton called the industry "fraudulent" and said that "direct action" is needed to correct the problem while Golden Globes host Ricky Gervais jokingly asked why the Academy read out "all the white nominees first" April Reign, the creator of #OscarsSoWhite, said she was "disappointed, but not surprised".

AI-powered claims could also fight against one of the most costly elements of the insurance industry: fraudulent claims, which cost the industry more than $40 billion a year.