Sentence examples for less fraudulent from inspiring English sources

J. P. Morgan maintains that there is nothing unusual, much less fraudulent, about the sorts of transactions involved in these cases.

The head of the commission found his job so onerous that he collapsed on the eve of the vote, and again during the count.A faster, less fraudulent count would result in fewer crooks getting elected.

Last November, Alan Alda played a softer but no less fraudulent billionaire in "Tower Heist," a film that starred Ben Stiller, Matthew Broderick and Eddie Murphy as wronged working-class stiffs looking to settle the score.

But the idea of a documentary about Dolezal has already started to stir up controversy with some users who would rather see Netflix putting its money toward someone a little less "fraudulent and problematic," but Netflix jumped to defend the choice, saying that the doc isn't just focused on Dolezal but "on the larger conversation" about race and identity.

The idea of a documentary about Dolezal has already started to stir up controversy with some users who would rather see Netflix putting its money toward someone a little less "fraudulent and problematic," but Netflix jumped to defend the choice, saying that the doc isn't just focused on Dolezal but "on the larger conversation" about race and identity.

The reality, the S.E.C. claims, was less impressive — and fraudulent.

Some types of purchases are less likely to be fraudulent.

Yet those workers are also required to be stewards of the public dime, called on to distinguish the truly needy from the less needy from the fraudulent.

Proposing such a policy would also take into consideration that the statement of origin from a developing country is less likely to involve fraudulent practice.

Ultimately, applying machine learning to the security industry could allow security teams to build adaptive learning strategies to not only make fraudulent transactions less likely, but also ensure legitimate transactions aren't flagged.

At Lemonade, the hypothesis is that policyholders are less likely to make fraudulent claims if they know their money is going to be paid out to a charity that they've selected themselves.