Sentence examples for tougher to cheat from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bond said that in April senators of both parties supported a bill that would "make it easier to vote and tougher to cheat".

The Assembly could easily pass a Senate bill making it far tougher and more expensive for employers to cheat the lowest-paid workers in nail salons or car washes or restaurants.

"When sides just want to cheat it is tough," 43-year-old Cockerill told BBC Radio Leicester.

In a statement, the UKBA said: "We investigate all reports of suspected sham marriages or civil partnerships and will take tough action against anyone suspected of trying to use marriage or civil partnership to cheat our immigration laws.

All right to cheat?

"I get to cheat.

"Born to Cheat... " he sang.

Is "intending to cheat" the same as actually cheating?

Everyone is cheating, and I refuse to cheat".

"They were trying to cheat.

I refuse to cheat myself".