Sentence examples for probably fraudulent from inspiring English sources

"The commission is not full of lazy, ineffectual and probably fraudulent individuals," he says.

He does not mention Isherwood's telling reply: Auden's metaphors, he thought, were produced like rabbits from hats and the sleight of hand was probably fraudulent.

But a United Nations-backed panel invalidated nearly a million votes cast in Mr. Karzai's favor — nearly a third of all those cast for him — on the grounds that they were probably fraudulent.

Mr Kibaki raised polite laughter by suggesting young Kenyans should take up golf as a way to earn money.After Kenya voted on December 27th in parliamentary and presidential elections, the tight and probably fraudulent result tested the country to breaking point.

A number of decrees that were probably fraudulent were submitted and duly printed in local newspapers, and it is believed that in at least a few cases, newspaper editors themselves drafted fictitious edicts to suit their own agendas.

If you don't recognize it, it's probably fraudulent.

"That is probably the most fraudulent, obnoxious, arrogant display of partisanship," said Dean G. Skelos, the Republican leader, "and, quite frankly, a total disregard of the institution of the Senate that so many of us care about".

Probably the same fraudulent odiferous nauseating seeping sizzle wheeze sound of stale air escaping, just like the world witnessed leaking from Speaker of The House John Boehner while an inflated President Barack Obama gave his I Gotcha State of The Union address.

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"I tell my clients — after I remind them it's fraudulent — that they're probably better off, tax-wise, that they can't file jointly," Salandra said.

Investigators concluded that fraudulent or improper payments probably ranged from $400 million to $1.4 billion, leading them to settle on $1 billion as their most likely estimate, representing about 16percentt of the distributed aid.