Sentence examples for have duped from inspiring English sources

The latter included allegations that traders have duped consumers by making misleading claims.

The high value of exotic fossils has led to a flood of fakes onto the market that have duped scientists in the past.

Li Yuhui, a mainlander who came to Hong Kong claiming to be a feng shui master, is alleged to have duped three women into giving him money and then killed them, along with two daughters of one of the three.

If they want me on the stand, then I'm willing.' Police are said to be investigating a network of brokers who may have duped clients into paying fees to raise secondary finance because more established lenders turned down their projects.

The emails suggest that Chappell may have duped Green into thinking he was more credible than he was but also raise further questions about why the tycoon agreed the deal.

"Utopian capitalism," he says, "can look pretty good in a time of disillusionment and collapse," and conservative leaders have duped the gullible masses — the masses are often described in condescending terms in the author's writings — by posing as representatives of the common folk and equating free markets with "the very essence of freedom".

George Bush, he says, has duped America.

They claimed he had duped the seller.

Years earlier, she had duped him into bankrolling her travels.

Mr. Hands said those misrepresentations had duped him into paying $6.8 billion for the company.

Last week Grayling suggested Labour had duped Britain when it claimed to have negotiated an opt-out.