Sentence examples for knowingly run from inspiring English sources

But regulators are warning that many of these companies are "knowingly run scams", often conducted by the same people who misled investors through "boiler room" share-selling.

On Wednesday afternoon, Casimiro Herrera said his brother was a responsible man who was a chef at a Long Beach restaurant and a doting father who would never knowingly run over a person and drive away without stopping.

But also, because it misses the real causes of inaccurate information – the fact that we knowingly run public services in a way that is bound to produce inaccurate data – even if everyone is acting with the best possible intentions.

The law firm said: "The suggestion that Hodge Jones & Allen would knowingly run a hopeless case is nonsense and completely contrary to our principles and ethics... To suggest that we took legal aid funds to investigate the case knowing it was hopeless in 1998 and 1999 is completely untrue.

I say, "think", there because I've never voluntarily sat down with potential classics like A Taste of Kandi 2013 or Serve Chilled: Electronic Summer, never knowingly run a nice hot, Radox-y bath to the possibly seminal Stereo Sushi 8, never started a night on the tiles with a bottle of rosé and a run through the 2009 edition of Kandi Lounge.

The dilemma is whether to kill one innocent person (the pedestrian) or the two persons in the offending vehicle (including the driver who knowingly ran the red light).

By boarding a flight on a Friday afternoon, the family knowingly risked running into trouble.

With alumni like that it was clear that the Cormans were, knowingly or not, running one of the finest film schools in the country.

If you run a company that is knowingly poisoning people by polluting more than allowed by law, then your consequences should not merely be financial, but you should also be going to jail.

They maintained AAA ratings for companies run by abject criminals who knowingly, consciously, and systematically lied to US citizens and citizens of the world at large.

The tribe's chairman, David Archambault II, said the pipeline, which will run under the Missouri and Mississippi rivers, will "knowingly poison water".