Sentence examples for unscrupulous tactics from inspiring English sources
The patronage appointments and the unscrupulous tactics continued in 1865, as Congress debated the terms of Reconstruction.
The pressure of the moment can sometimes lead students to adopt unscrupulous tactics, and examiners have to be on the look-out for increasingly inventive cheats.
The fact that Kennedy's unscrupulous tactics "worked" merely underscores how culpable he was in the recent decline of political discourse into character assassination.
The opposition has accused Mr. Mugabe and his party of resorting to unscrupulous tactics to drive down support for the opposition.
He spent $850 on the advertisement, he said, and will place others to educate buyers and sellers about the unscrupulous tactics of some agents.
And an ally of Mrs. Clinton's, New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo, has been waging legal fights against several lenders, accusing them of unscrupulous tactics to bilk students.
The capital punishment system in states throughout the country is plagued with legal incompetence, unscrupulous trial tactics and faulty evidence.
In February, Ofgem launched an investigation into mis-selling and set up a hotline for consumers to report unscrupulous sales tactics used by their supplier.
The Chicago Tribune, in an investigative series on the death penalty in Illinois, concluded: "Capital punishment in Illinois is so riddled with faulty evidence, unscrupulous trial tactics and legal incompetence that justice has been forsaken".
Senator Edward M. Kennedy, Democrat of Massachusetts and chairman of the Senate Education Committee, said, "Students and families should be deeply concerned that the Department of Education failed to enforce the laws designed to protect them from unscrupulous lender tactics for so long".
In our previous column we started our discussion of deferred variable annuities and mentioned some of the Bogleheads' objections to these products, including high cost; long surrender periods with accompanying high surrender fees; unscrupulous sales tactics; and unsuitability for many investors.
