Sentence examples for more unscrupulous from inspiring English sources

But she recognises Douglas as even more unscrupulous than she.

The mordant joke here is that the message's recipient is even more unscrupulous than its sender.

Abandoning Reach is a lose-lose proposition for everyone except the more unscrupulous chemical production companies.

The more unscrupulous and selfish people become, the more you do.

This, says David Hodson, a specialist in international divorce law, favours the "wealthier, more aggressive, more unscrupulous party".

Their presence has helped Obama's more unscrupulous adversaries get away with the lie that his White House, not President Bush's, created TARP.

However, if it hasn't, or if the attacks provide information to hackers that can be used to generate more attacks, unscrupulous hackers might be able to take advantage.

Further, over time Yelp-like platforms will reinforce the vetting of suppliers for buyers, making it more difficult for unscrupulous operators to hide their misdeeds.

But, as in Equatorial Guinea, the question is simply this: what is more alluring to unscrupulous officials — an international imprimatur or instant access to clandestine riches?

An ATT would establish an international regime that would make it more difficult for unscrupulous arms dealers to avoid legal and responsible arms transfer controls.

Irene Fernandez, the executive director of Tenaganita, an advocacy group for migrant workers in Kuala Lumpur, said the Malaysian authorities needed to provide better protection for domestic helpers and more effectively prosecute unscrupulous agents who abuse workers.