Sentence examples for full of fraud from inspiring English sources

"The charity sector isn't full of fraud and evil.

His oeuvre is melodramatic and sensational, full of fraud, mistaken identity and murder.

"The system we currently have is full of fraud and contributes to illegal immigration," Mr. Conant said.

Secretary of State Colin L. Powell said the United States cannot accept the results of the Ukrainian presidential election as legitimate "because it does not meet international standards" ("Powell Says Ukraine Vote Was Full of Fraud," news article, Nov. 25).

The poll on March 14th had been full of fraud, it said; it would try again later.The Spanish judge pursuing General Pinochet sent details of many post-1988 torture cases alleged against him to Britain's home secretary, who must decide on Spain's request for his extradition.

"The system is full of fraud and self-dealing and abuses, such as folks who have a pay rise in the last years of their career [so their pension is higher] or folks who moved in and out of certain jobs, so they could get a pension," he said in August 2013.

Cooking telly is full of frauds.

Without the foreign experts, "we will have an election full of frauds and irregularities," she added, echoing a widely held view in the Parliament.

If television, as many suspect, is full of frauds making it up as they go along, Lynn had a fair chance of not standing out.

Typically, this is either based on the argument that evolution's evidence is full of frauds and hoaxes, that current evidence for evolution is likely to be overturned as some past evidence has been, or that certain types of evidence are inconsistent and dubious.

As China debates why its national football team's performance is so dismal, the state news agency Xinhua has warned that the country has little chance of creating football legends in an environment full of gambling, fraud, greed and ignorance.