Sentence examples for fraudulently earned from inspiring English sources

On the eve of what could have been one of the art world's nastiest trials, the estate of Francis Bacon and the artist's dealer mutually agreed to withdraw a two-year-old case in England over whether the dealer had fraudulently earned tens of millions of dollars by consistently undervaluing many of Mr. Bacon's paintings.

"When you have a fake Social Security number, that's what allows you to fraudulently do all kinds things, claim things like the earned income tax credit or other tax benefits".

Money earned.

Not earned.

Rice's testimony will show jurors how Enron fraudulently boosted earnings.

The US government is figuring out what to do about for-profit colleges that operate fraudulently -- by pressuring students to enroll with false statistics about what their degree can earn them.

"Grubman fraudulently manipulated the underlying financial analyses he used to value WorldCom stock to maintain falsely inflated target prices for the stock and justify a 'buy' rating, even though WorldCom's performance did not satisfy Salomon's own criteria to earn such a rating," the brief said.

Sasha Wass QC, prosecuting, said the 32-year-old took his bank's money and "fraudulently gambled it away" in an attempt to boost his status and become one of the elite circle of City traders who earn vast annual sums.

The jury decided last July that the industry fraudulently conspired to make a defective product.

It is not clear just how many fraudulently certified aides are now working in the state.

And his Chinese audience feasted on a layer cake of fakery: the fraudulently open trial of an allegedly fraudulent populist made to look fraudulently small.