Sentence examples for several bogus from inspiring English sources

The article, posted on Friday on foxnews.com, was written by Carl Cameron, the chief political correspondent for Fox News, and included several bogus quotes from Mr. Kerry, supposedly assessing his performance in the debate.

Several bogus Italian companies have fraudulently obtained EU grants for renewable energy projects.

Meanwhile, Martinez claims that she had made several bogus domestic violence claims against him.

When Toronto police Constable Fievel Kan admitted to writing several bogus tickets to vulnerable people,a hearing officer deemed a lack of negative publicity a "neutral" factor, writing, "One cannot speculate in regard to future publicity".

The controversial and obnoxiously bombastic talk show host has supported and promoted several bogus conspiracy theories, such as "Pizzagate," that the Sept. 11 attacks were an inside job, and that the 2012 shooting in Newtown, Connecticut, in which 26 people were killed, was a "false flag" staged by the government.

Some involved thousands even several million–of bogus e-mails.

He owned several companies that sold bogus tax shelters marketed by a unit of Ernst & Young known as VIPER, or "value ideas produce extraordinary results," that was responsible for marketing aggressive shelters to wealthy individuals, according to court papers.

His voice even goes up several notes, and he seems bogus in a way that he never does in other settings.

So, she said, she paid several hundred dollars for a bogus Social Security card, which she bought at MacArthur Park near downtown, where there is an open market in the phony numbers.

President Trump — a man already known for trafficking in mistruths and even outright lies — has been outdoing even himself with falsehoods in recent days, repeating and amplifying bogus claims on several of the most pressing controversies facing his presidency.

The Bush administration relied on the CFAA to prosecute the easy-to-dislike Lori Drew, who was among several people who created a bogus MySpace account of a fictitious teenaged boy who wooed and rejected the daughter of Drew's neighbor in suburban St Louis.