Sentence examples for possibility of cheating from inspiring English sources

In outlining the proposals, Ofqual said it was concerned about the possibility of cheating and teachers over-marking their pupils' work in science experiments.

Entrance exams were marked by a hand-picked team in the basement of the new boss's house to avoid any possibility of cheating.

"DUMB LUCK" read the headline in the New York Times, nicely explaining why people should not look to short track as an event where "practice, discipline and courage prevail," but neglecting to explain why, in short-track skating, the possibility of cheating and deception gets dismissed as "dumb luck".

The main purpose of this practice is to improve test security by reducing the possibility of cheating among test takers (Debeer and Janssen 2013).

The racers were more competitive than he anticipated, he said, and he had not even prepared for the possibility of cheating.

He convened a regular series of meetings to alert journalists and activists to the possibility of cheating after Ahmadinejad purged longtime employees from the section of the ministry that monitors fraud about two months ago.

It represented, in moments of desperation, the possibility of finally cheating myself out of exile.

The question of whether merit pay discourages teachers from working with low achievers is, along with the possibility of educators' cheating or using other tricks to raise test scores, at the root of the debate over financial incentive plans.

O'Bannon and Thomas (2014 mention in their study important barriers to using mobile phones in the classroom which include the possibility of disruption, cheating, cyberbullying and accessing inappropriate content on the Internet.

Thanks to the accustations of cheating at the start, the possibility of a rematch and the simmering trash talk, Mike Garafolo of USA Today Sports noted the similarity of this incident to a popular episode of "Seinfeld".

Moreover, under-reporting of cheating behaviour is possible.