Sentence examples for fraudulent statistics from inspiring English sources
He said they had reached "an Orwellian consensus" that was "based not on scientific agreement, but on bullying, censorship and fraudulent statistics".
Countries can be fined up to 0.2% of GDP for fraudulent statistics on deficits and debt and be forced to make an interest-bearing deposit (0.1% of GDP) if they fail to act on recommendations to remove "excessive imbalances".
[New York Post] Brooklyn Law School graduates are suing the school, claiming it advertised fraudulent employment statistics.
Although officials said the revision would not affect the government's goal of reaching a deficit of 4.6 percent of domestic product in 2011, the news was a reminder that, even after the problems from Greece's fraudulent deficit statistics, some numbers from the euro zone remain unreliable.
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It's a lesson that has not been lost on advertisers, many of whom are starting to see the web as a black hole of fraudulent views, spurious statistics (three seconds for a "view") and, more recently, ad blocking software.
The government's statistics show fraudulent benefit claims account for just 0.7% of total benefit expenditure.
Government statistics show fraudulent claims accounted for 0.7% – or £1.2bn – of total benefit expenditure in the financial year 2012-2013.
While less than 1percentt of Internet auctions are fraudulent, according to the auction sites and F.B.I. statistics, that statistic offers little comfort to the victims.
Although there are no statistics on the number of applications that are fraudulent, immigration attorneys have a sense of the prevalence of such fraud, and the reasons that petitioners perpetrate it.
Mr Harper replied that statistics from the Association of Chief Police Officers and the Electoral Commission showed fraudulent registration was "one of the principal causes of electoral fraud".
