Sentence examples for rate of fraud from inspiring English sources

Over all, the rate of fraud across the youth sports landscape, which includes thousands of prosperous travel teams, is probably small in scale given the vast scope of youth sports.

And privacy-rights advocates warn that unless new safeguards are put on the massive consumer databases that have grown up in recent years, the rate of fraud can only increase.

Far better, say the three economists, to replicate the financial incentives for whistle-blowing used in America's health-care system, which have led to a higher rate of fraud detection but scant increase in frivolous accusations.Another good sign is that the costs of complying with SOX are coming down.

The average rate of fraud online is around 1%.

Richard Sims, Anchor's vice president for products, suggests that the high rate of fraud coming from Vietnam is likely a result of the country's growing online population mixed with a lax security environment.

Of course, everyone with a significant social media audience is going to have some fake followers, but Captiv8 suggests that some categories have a higher rate of fraud than others — fashion was the worst, with an average of 14percentt of fake activity per account, compared to traditional celebrity, where the average was just 4percentt.

Card companies and banks earn higher fees on signature-debit transactions, but they also incur higher rates of fraud.

New tools, such as text-matching software, have also increased the detection rates of fraud and plagiarism.

Benefit fraud remains a popular topic for papers: 30% of all articles dwell on the issue even though, the report points out, rates of fraud do not rise beyond 3%.

The program, Ms. Bradley added, has faced such exacting scrutiny from its critics that its rates of fraud and abuse would probably turn out to be less widespread than the Center for Public Integrity suggested.

With rates of fraud in some species found to run as high as 70 percent, the report concluded, the United States needs to "increase the frequency and scope" of its inspections.