Sentence examples for nefarious means from inspiring English sources

It spread through particularly nefarious means.

I don't need to do it by nefarious means".

E.T.S. was sure that substantially increasing one's score could be accomplished only by nefarious means.

More nefarious means were also employed: vote alterations, ballot box dumping, physical intimidation.

But that seems to suggest that a left-wing agenda pursued by the same nefarious means would be acceptable.

The malware, which infected Apple computers through a hole in Java software, had been infecting computers through especially nefarious means.

This might sound like great news, but evidence suggesting that less focused, mediocre cyber criminals are rethinking their nefarious careers means that, conversely, we are left with the very best.

Viewing the unfolding of events from the U.S., it appears that American policymakers are poised to make the same foolish mistake they made with Saddam Hussein: that the absence of proof that your government is not engaged in nefarious activities means that you must be.

At its most nefarious, this meant the US Department of Justice alleging the former Concacaf president Jack Warner had misappropriated funds meant for Haiti earthquake victims.

There are also other points of view: while the area's more nefarious activities mean gritty authenticity to some, to others, not least some local residents, they are menacing criminality.

The conduct engaged in by MSSB in this case represents an unfair method of competition in the securities industry precisely because it attempted, either explicitly, implicitly or through nefarious and surreptitious means, to impose upon Fidelity, a non-Protocol firm, rules of commerce by which it never agreed to be bound.