Sentence examples for incidence of cheating from inspiring English sources

A comparison of the incidence of cheating across decades is difficult.

Testing for anabolic steroids (in other words, artificial testosterone) was introduced in the 1970s, and the incidence of cheating seems to have fallen dramatically as a result (see chart).

In relation to the incidence of cheating by dental students, there is wide variance in the literature.

For Schmekelgate, or "restless penis syndrome" (the name a 2005 "Saturday Night Live" skit gave these indiscretions), the trend toward shoulder shrugging may be less due to moral epiphanies than the telling statistics on infidelity and other sexual indiscretions -- the high incidence of cheating, porno addiction, sexting, and more.

Although it is in Caveon's interest to dramatize or even inflate the incidence of cheating, the company was criticized this year by a state governor for underestimating it.

On the face of it, defining the meaning of 'works' in this context seems straightforward; if a legal approach had been successful, this would be measured as a reduction in the incidence of contract cheating.

This also, potentially, creates political problems for policy makers as it would be difficult to generate objective evidence of the success of a legal approach in terms of a reduction in the incidence of contract cheating.

Charges include "Cheating and dishonestly inducing delivery of property," and "Forgery for purposes of cheating".

First, there is a risk of cheating.

But there is still plenty of cheating.

Via their predatory adventures, he counts the cost of "cheating death, cheating ageing, cheating the care home and the dug-up corpse's face".