Sentence examples for nefarious business from inspiring English sources

The term of art for this is "nefarious business" — creating the appearance of success in order to attract actual success.

It would hardly have been the first time the island had been used as base for nefarious business however.

"We're not up to some nefarious business we have to hide from the American government," said Libero Della Piana, 38, the party's communications director.

Mr. Kasparov and others have suggested that officials might be trying to keep a lid on nefarious business dealings involving FIDE.

Throughout most of its tenure, the last BSP-DPS government faced waves of protest against its alleged links with nefarious business interests.

This season revolves around a private defense contractor, played by Mr. Goodman, doing some nefarious business in Afghanistan, which Ms. Byrne's character seeks to uncover.

The Gallos agreed; their motive, apparently, was to gain some positive publicity and perhaps a friendlier environment in which to run their nefarious businesses.

If only Frank could make it look as though Tusk was using his access to President Walker to featherbed his probably nefarious Chinese business interests, then Tusk would be out of the Oval Office loop and Frank more in than those must-have Victoria Beckham culottes everybody's talking about this spring.

Most executives, however, say that they need to counter the newly nefarious image of business.

Drone attacks have a chillingly antiseptic nature: One minute, the targeted individuals are going about their business, nefarious or otherwise.

He did, but a nefarious group of business men were trying to capture him, steal the antidote, and sell it to the infected populace.