Sentence examples for fraudulent words from inspiring English sources

"One must not be fooled by the Iranian president's fraudulent words," Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office said in a statement.

When I consider that AIG's financial products unit wrote protection on $400 billion worth of assets when its parent's assets footed to $200 billion, the words "fraudulent conveyance" light up in my mind like neon, especially when one considers where and at what valuations those bailout funds have gone (foreign banks, Goldman Sachs).

Issues of free scientific inquiry and free speech, as well as parsing of the word fraudulent would likely dominate the proceedings.

In IRS lingo it's about as bad as you can get, just shy of the other "f" word, "fraudulent".

§ 3929 authorized the United States Postmaster General, "upon evidence satisfactory to him" that mail fraud was being committed, to instruct the post master at the fraudster's local post office to return registered mail addressed to the fraudster to the sender with the word "Fraudulent" written or stamped on the envelope.

The right word is "fraudulent".

Fraudulent contractors may intentionally word contracts in an exploitative or ambiguous manner.

Some fraudulent health products will use words such as "amazing" or "incredible" in their sales copy to encourage you to buy the product.

But Mr. Steyn is not the first to use the word "fraud" or "fraudulent" in the same sentence as "hockey stick".

It is hard for me to find the words to express what a massive, fraudulent, pathetic excuse for an energy policy this is.

But he pointed out that Yahoo! also discounts clicks for advertisers based on an analysis of the "quality" of their traffic in other words, how likely it is to include fraudulent clicks.