Sentence examples for nefarious move from inspiring English sources

When an underling mentioned their naked shorting could be a nefarious move, one Merril president went so far to say, "Fuck the compliance area, procedures schemcedures".

It's a subtly nefarious move: Yglesias, the "liberal", is pitting one largely Democratic group (the CTU) against another (the vast majority of tax payers and charter school employees in Chicago), in a way that right-wingers couldn't do better themselves.

Others have suggested the protests point to rising religious conservatism, or nefarious political moves to undermine the president.

Large and erratic gaps in data caused by our current satellite systems not only make it difficult to track airplanes filled with valuable lives and cargo, but actually make it easy for nefarious traffickers to move illegal shipments such as drugs or weapons past borders without any regulation.

Rignall acknowledges that the PlayStation – via entirely fair means, or somewhat nefarious ones – did move gaming's age range upward, and conversations about the latest releases from the playground to the cigarette break.

Rignall acknowledges that the PlayStation – via entirely fair means, or somewhat nefarious ones – did move gaming's age range upward, and conversations about the latest releases from the playground to the cigarette break. .

McMaster has said there was nothing nefarious about the decision to move her out of state.

Grannis discerned a more nefarious motive, however.

Instead of being a nonprofit it's now a corporation and I'm trying to move it into more of a nefarious zone.

In the distance you could see the line of the highway: just the odd moving dot of a car, some early or nefarious commuter heading down to the snarled-up city.

But it's not a "port" as he mentioned; rumor has it that members of the Zune UI team are actually moving to the Windows Mobile team, for what nefarious purpose I will let you imagine yourself.