Sentence examples for potential fakes from inspiring English sources

But he (willingly) ceded control of his role as soon the Jets traded for him, and though they have yet to ask him to play cornerback opposite Darrelle Revis, Coach Rex Ryan hardly sounded concerned that using Tebow on punt coverage — where he could especially be an asset for potential fakes — could be hazardous to his health.

It automates the detection and sending of infringement notifications using marketplace scanning and machine learning powered image recognition that's capable of spotting potential fakes at scale, combined with customizable rules that let brands prioritize and automate enforcement actions.

Instead it started showing related stories — containing content it had verified as coming from news outlets its network of fact checkers considered reputable — as an alternative way to debunk potential fakes.

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In an e-mailed statement, he said Facebook had "technical systems in place to flag and block potential fake accounts based on name and anomalous site activity".

They offered two potential fake Romanian brides to the reporter, both of whom explicitly stated they were not lesbians but were willing to pretend to be gay and marry anyone for cash.

So in a strictly literal sense there is cash for access, if not in the crude way suggested by outgoing party treasurer Peter Cruddas, who has had to resign after a Sunday Times sting caught him dangling all sorts of unauthorised goodies in front of a potential (fake) donor.

The tech companies will be providing data and tools to help spot potential viral fakes pertaining to the election.

In recent years, review spam detection has received significant attention in both business and academia due to the potential impact fake reviews can have on consumer behavior and purchasing decisions.

Seeing the effects of how fake news may have influenced the U.S. election to favor a demagogic populist like Donald Trump, there is huge concern in German political circles about the potential influence fake news and hate speech could have on the country's federal elections later this year.

Liam Fox, the international trade secretary, has dismissed reports of potential changes as "fake news".