Sentence examples for gauge fraud from inspiring English sources
HNC's products are used by insurers and financial service companies to gauge fraud risk in documents like credit applications and workers' compensation claims.
And speaking from the perspective of an unacculturated Latino- they are tired of the fraud, price gauging, misinformed sales pitches and horrible service.
The data include measures of voting intention, partisan affiliation, standard demographic variables (education, income, age, and race), as well as items gauging perceptions of voter fraud and media bias.
In the meantime, her administration has sent letters to 10,000 citizens of foreign countries across New Mexico in an effort to gauge the extent of the fraud problem.
The scandal is also a reminder that profitability or customer losses are incomplete gauges of the damage financial fraud wreaks.
The manifests are intended to prevent fraud and help the city gauge progress in clearing the wreckage.
The extent of outright fraud is extremely difficult to gauge, but it seems not immaterial (Buyse et al., 1999).
He asked jurors to apply their common sense in gauging why Albert Pirro would bother to engage in tax fraud, considering his wife's political aspirations.
A small company's Facebook pages, Yelp reviews and Twitter account are evaluated to gauge its legitimacy, and a business's account is frozen only when it has been conclusively determined that fraud has taken place, he said.
