Sentence examples for fraudulent world from inspiring English sources

The Weird and Fraudulent World of Catholic Relics.

Nor do you need me to bang on about the fraudulent world of psychic mediums – I kind of did that last week.

In his portrayal of how the murky and fraudulent world of backstreet abortion trade interwove with the Ten Rillington Place murders, Kennedy similarly blended various journalistic styles with melodrama, to circulate a powerful populist narrative of murder, darkness, urban decay, and injustice.

We may be getting the worst of all worlds: fraudulent claims approved, while legitimate ones are unrecognized or unconscionably delayed.

One particularly fertile avenue looks like being the murky world of fraudulent seafood imports.

Pindrop also offers threat intelligence service that includes a detailed database of fraudulent callers in the world as well as analysis and predictive tools to track phone number reputation as well as a technology that analyzes phone calls to identify fraud by determining the true geographic origin and phone type.

Pindrop offers threat intelligence service that includes a detailed database of fraudulent callers in the world as well as analysis and predictive tools to track phone number reputation as well as a technology that analyzes phone calls to identify fraud by determining the true geographic origin and phone type.

Only weeks ago, remember, the convulsive baseball news out of New York was Danny Almonte's fraudulent appearance in the Little League World Series.

To prevail, the opponents of MBIA will have to persuade the courts that the reorganization was "one of the world's largest fraudulent transfers," as Gandolfo V. DiBlasi, a partner in Sullivan & Cromwell representing the banks, said in one court filing.

Among Mr. Hirschfeld's claims to fame, as stated here, were a fraudulent effort to market "the world's only known cure for herpes," maneuvers to help wealthy foreign criminals enter the United States and a parole scam (after Mr. Hirschfeld went to prison) involving Habitat for Humanity.

There is a general estimate that 7 to 10percentt of all world trade is fraudulent to some degree, which would equate to over $1 trillion (Counterfeiting Intelligence Bureau [CIB] [1997, 2007]).