Sentence examples for trail of fraud from inspiring English sources
The Trail of Fraud By the time Kari Melton and Stephen Massey entered federal prison in 2000, they had created a convoluted trail of fraud that proved almost impossible to reconstruct.
This trail of fraud began when you expressed your great admiration for Mr. Reeves, and I said that he and I "hang out" on frequent occasions.
They had searched for Mrs. Silverman's body without success but had uncovered what they have called a trail of fraud, theft, arson, identify theft and murder that stretched from Hawaii to Las Vegas to the Bahamas.
Norman Hsu, the Democratic fund-raiser whose 15-year fugitive odyssey began and ended with skipped court dates and cut a trail of fraud, tainted donations and blindsided candidates, seemed to be at the end of his rope yesterday, hospitalized under guard in Colorado after his latest vanishing act failed.
But even if the Trump team decides to let abusive for-profit colleges run wild again, actions like today's student lawsuit, plus probes by the honest law enforcement agencies still on the trail of fraud colleges, plus media coverage, will keep pushing accountability and getting useful information to investors and, most importantly, prospective students.
The prosecution unearthed details about their forged deed to the brownstone, their 200,000-volt stun gun, and a trail of past fraud accusations.
Connerly has left a trail of voter fraud across the country this year.
More than 60,000 provisional and absentee ballots hadn't been counted as of Sunday, and the state GOP is trying to protest the tallies in half of the state's 100 counties by claiming that McCrory is trailing because of fraud and technical difficulties.
Other officers get the glory, particularly a superstar duo played in cameo by Samuel L Jackson and Dwayne Johnson Ferrelll and Wahlberg are doomed to be "the other guys", until they find themselves on the trail of serious financial fraud.
His history included a trail of litigation, including fraud suits by unhappy investors and business associates.
John Bercow, the shadow Chief Secretary to the Treasury, attacked a "scandalous" trail of waste, theft and fraud that had cost the taxpayer £1.2bn since Labour came to power.
