Sentence examples for shady corporate from inspiring English sources

"You know what it means to be let down by shady corporate practices".

In another, the stodgy guy is accompanied by a shady corporate lawyer and a rig worker covered in oil while his nemesis, the electric car driving hipster, shows up with a hippie goddess representing wind generated electricity.

From uncertain policy frameworks to a seemingly shady corporate governance structure, the Alibaba IPO has plenty to worry investors.

He also provides his view of the G-Police, stating they lack authority and "turn a blind eye" to "shady corporate deals" while attempting to maintain order.

Investigative journalist Alex Kotch, who recently took a deep dive into the fundraising reports of both IDC challengers and incumbents, found that, though the IDC challengers were relying on small donors, the incumbents were relying on shady corporate interests.

Better Call Saul has also done a good job of establishing Jimmy's world in his pre-Saul Goodman life: bringing us brother Chuck with his oddball "electromagnetic hypersensitivity", and an ongoing rivalry with Chuck's shady-smooth corporate lawyer partner Howard Hamlin.

But ShenCorp is pushing its research into more lucrative areas – virtual "tourism" into the minds of wild animals, and human-to-human transference – and Kit finds herself drawn into the shady world of corporate intrigue.

"Front groups," sometimes called "swiftboaters," are people paid by shady politicians or corporate executives to deceive citizens.

While the larger cash injections to these campaigns seem to come from a complicated web of corporate pals, shady oligarchs and people who owe the Clinton Foundation a favor, they're not above seeking a couple bucks from the average Joe, either.

Yet the agents with the FBI's behavioral group, some of whom also are active in developing profiles of terrorists and criminals who prey on children, believe they can develop profiling strategies that will help undercover agents ferret out corrupt corporate titans, shady hedge fund traders and other Wall Street con artists.

But they have also faced repeated suspicions of bribery, poor corporate governance and shady business deals, often to help the families of board members accumulate wealth.