Sentence examples similar to planning nefarious deeds from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — In early 2008, American diplomats stationed in Ottawa turned on their television sets and were aghast: there was an "onslaught" of Canadian shows depicting "nefarious American officials carrying out equally nefarious deeds in Canada," from planning to bomb Quebec to stealing Canadian water supplies.

Both have very active spy agencies and regularly accuse each other of nefarious deeds.

No evidence has surfaced linking either Clinton to these nefarious deeds.

QUESTION FROM JONATHAN ZWERGEL: What do you think about SPECTRE and their nefarious deeds?

It is neither good nor bad, but it may be used for constructive purposes as well as for nefarious deeds.

Before long he stumbles onto intrigue and nefarious deeds that lead him back into his own personal history.

KIDNAPPINGS for ransom, drug-smuggling, fake invoicing and extortion are just a few of the ways in which terrorists raise cash for their nefarious deeds.

And every time these later versions receive patches and updates, hackers bent on nefarious deeds will instantly check to see whether XP shares the same vulnerabilities.

We see from the Panama Papers these are simply conduits for massive illegality, corruption, tax evasion and many other nefarious deeds.

Juicy stories of CEOs' nefarious deeds may be more likely to reach researchers' ears, skewing the sample and influencing the conclusion that being promoted to CEO leads to greater temptation to misbehave.

The yawners from Primrose Hill or inside the Beltway forget that when WikiLeaks exposed high-level corruption in Kenya, toxic waste in Africa and all manner of nefarious deeds in the former Soviet bloc, they applauded it.