Sentence examples for often duped from inspiring English sources

Aphrodisiac-buyer, beware.Geneticists have since shown that people buying animal products are often duped.

Clue of the Day goes to "One often duped" at 31 Across, even though it's an abbreviation, for its wittiness.

Families like ours are often duped into believing that there aren't options other than medication, or should we refuse to comply, charges of neglect could be brought.

Well-meaning people are often duped into supporting PETA and the Humane Society of the United States, when they actually do little for on-the-ground conservation with huge amounts of money they raise.

During the run-up to the mortgage crisis, elderly people were often duped into taking out subprime loans that earned a fortune for the lenders while leaving the borrowers with little or no home equity and headed for foreclosure.

These victims are often duped into a false sense of security by these caterpillars' sneaky tactics.

Criminals who call customer service lines pretend to be legitimate customers and often dupe the operators into approving a transfer or divulging sensitive account information.

"Telemarketing companies and their persistent calls have multiplied to the point where it seems you can't sit down to a meal without being interrupted," Gov. George E. Pataki said when he signed the registry bill into law on Oct. 12. "Even worse, telemarketers often dupe consumers into buying products they don't want or can't afford".

This female ruse ensures gifts of food, but often dupes males hoping to get in on paternity.

Nugent also charged that Boehner dithers too much, lacks follow-through and too often gets "duped by Democrats" who pull their support from bills at the last minute.

No pilot-based decisions here – lax TV commissioners, he says, often get duped into buying "dogs" based on an exciting premise.