Sentence examples for possibly fraudulent from inspiring English sources

Fascination with the possibly fraudulent has precedents in American culture, as, for example, the feats of P.T. Barnum.

She's wounded, but a life "largely deficient of harrowing events" has left her suspicious of wounds she considers possibly fraudulent.

The main source for possibly fraudulent votes will be Kosovo and those who live or used to live there.

But Mr. George said the agency missed an additional 1.5 million returns with possibly fraudulent refunds worth more than $5.2 billion.

(In fact, James Paige, the absurdly impractical and possibly fraudulent inventor of the machine, inspires the most uncensored moment in the first volume.

"Operation Restore Trust is designed to help seniors identify suspicious and possibly fraudulent billing from medical providers," County Executive Andrew J. Spano said.

An Ohio county judge issued a temporary restraining order obliging Mr Taft to pull one of his 30-second television commercials off the air because it possibly contained fraudulent statements; the state Supreme Court overturned the decision, and now the state elections commission must take a look at it.

That was clearly a misrepresentation, possibly a fraudulent one.

Today, dishonest means "fraudulent; possibly criminal," while disingenuous is considerably milder, meaning "unfair; slippery; lacking in candor".

The government is conducting at least nine other probes into fraudulent and possibly criminal behavior by the bank, including its alleged practice of giving jobs to the daughters and sons of the rich and powerful in China.

38). Considering that Plaintiffs allege that all of these reports misrepresented and omitted Defendants' true beliefs about AOL's poor financial prospects, it is hard to imagine how the allegedly fraudulent reports could possibly serve as a basis for estimating the impact of curative disclosures.