Sentence examples for it's nefarious from inspiring English sources
More than that, Levin also implicitly suggested that there was something wrong per se with betting that the housing market would crash, suggesting that while it's good to make money from good things happening, it's nefarious to put yourself in a position to make money when bad things happen.
It's nefarious, indeed, but at least the V is giving you a chance to opt-out, so it's something.
First came the cupcake ATM, now we have it's nefarious counterpart -- the marijuana vending machine.
While it is nefarious and is structured and shot like some sort of ghost story, Stoker really is a girl's coming of age tale -- coming of age through witnessing violence.
Why it should be nefarious for short-sellers to do that, as opposed to buy-side investors or corporate managements, Sloan doesn't say.
"It's not nefarious," she said.
Allan Jenkins, the editor of the Observer Food Monthly, said, "I don't think it's anything nefarious.
All along, the biggest stumbling block to N.P.V. has been that the first reaction of many Republicans is to suspect that it's a nefarious plot to reverse the outcome of the 2000 election.
"When we dug into this we realized that there's this big web of interconnected cooperation between the states and local law enforcement and the federal government, and it's pretty nefarious," he says.
"It's actually nefarious.
"We live in a world where if you use anonymizing tools, people assume it's for nefarious reasons," Misata, the Tor Project spokeswoman, said.
