Sentence examples for mostly fraudulent from inspiring English sources

One of her first big tech fundraising events was at Theranos, a startup whose innovative blood testing solution has been exposed as mostly fraudulent.

In the other class, fraud dynamics are characterized by extreme behaviors; organizations with mostly honest behavior suddenly change their state to mostly fraudulent behavior and vice versa.

The most recent example was rap star Eminem's childhood Detroit home, a modest three-bedroom house in a somewhat undesirable neighborhood: the bidding price topped $13 million, before it was discovered that the bidders were mostly fraudulent, and the reserve price wasn't met.

For now, that mostly involves fraudulent use of a vehicle, rather than anything like malware or hacking (although that could be something they look at in the future).

Nigeria has a history of fraudulent elections, mostly due to the machinations of Mr Jonathan's party.

Over all, about 100 Spanish bankers have been named in continuing court cases that have mostly focused on loans said to be fraudulent, conflicts of interest and excessive compensation packages granted by collapsed cajas.

Mostly, the Lysenkoist "science of true Darwinism" was not even fraudulent because its adepts often did not bother to fake any "experiments" but simply told their ideologically inspired tales.

Many observers assumed that such bottom feeders were mostly attracting papers of dubious scientific value, if not plagiarized or fraudulent reports, from institutions in academia's outer orbits.

Since evidence of pervasive foreclosure improprieties emerged, state officials have mostly brought civil suits against the institutions and law firms that filed the fraudulent documents.

Houston Votes, whose registration drive has mostly focused on Latino neighborhoods, did find at least one paid canvasser submitting fraudulent applications, Mr. George said, and that person was immediately fired.

The Afghan Sikhs, who had given many of the Indians refuge in their temple in Kabul, described them as mostly poor folk, who had taken loans and sold off their land to pay commission to fraudulent employment agents.