Sentence examples for through cheating from inspiring English sources

Until meaningless precision is taken out of the grading process, students will try to reduce the sensed capriciousness of grading through cheating.

Womack also has ambitions to be a stock-car champ and wins races through cheating and illegally modifying his car – which inflates his charmless ego further.

No election in the Philippines is totally clean, but that margin would be unassailable except through cheating on a scale thought too huge for even the forgiving Filipinos to accept.

The Damned United, which stars Michael Sheen as Clough, depicts the self-styled "Big Head" as a tactless bully who, in his first meeting with the players, told the championship-winning team that they had achieved their remarkable successes at home and in Europe only through cheating.

'This is how we got into an elite college' Jump to media player Georgetown University was targeted in the scam that helped students get into college through cheating.

Anna looked at people in competitive situations, and whether they tried to succeed through creativity or through cheating.

They got legislation through by cheating".

We get rid of it by inflicting it on other people through sarcasm, cheating, abuse, indifference cruelties great and small.

Stuyvesant, widely considered the most prestigious public high school in New York, has just been through a cheating scandal — one driven in no small part by the imperative of its students to get into a prestigious college.

They discovered that in 69 courses where users were found to have been employing the CAMEO strategy, 1.3percentt of the certificates earned (1,237 certificates) appeared to have been obtained through such cheating.

The world of recruiting, of course, has exploded into big business — coaches can now buy scouting reports generated by sophisticated, near-corporate operations — and been damaged by one scandal after another, shot through with cheating coaches and unscrupulous middlemen able to deliver players to colleges for cash or other rewards.