Sentence examples for unscrupulous that from inspiring English sources

Some sales tactics in 2005 were so unscrupulous that the industry's self-regulating watchdog made a ruling of unethical behaviour against Reckitt.

Also on hand is Sir Robert Loxley Douglas Hodgee), a knight of the realm, who is waylaid and slaughtered in a French glade by the glowering Godfrey (Mark Strong), a traitor so unscrupulous that he takes orders, and oysters, from the French king.

Back in the Bush years, "24" seemed to carry water for the Bush government by endorsing the Administration's sense of the world as a set of binaries, pitting the U.S. against an enemy so unscrupulous that our own scruples must be considered a hindrance to safety.

The New York City Department of Consumer Affairs said yesterday that it would seek to steer immigrants from unscrupulous businesses that claim to help them in a lottery for visas.

It needs to ensure that the final rule is strong enough to protect students from unscrupulous schools that strip them of aid, saddle them with crippling debt, and give them nothing in return.

Mr. Broughton sought to distinguish his company from the unscrupulous ventures that dominate the industry.

The economic crisis has spawned several unscrupulous companies that prey on homeowners who are having trouble paying their mortgages.

"Drivers across the UK are paying higher premiums as a result of unscrupulous drivers that fail to insure their vehicles.

But some women do find themselves being hired by unscrupulous agencies that cater to clients with the wrong idea.

"Limited opportunities for safe and regular migration drive would-be migrants into the hands of smugglers, feeding an unscrupulous trade that threatens the lives of desperate people.

Buyers of reverse mortgages have not been immune to the unscrupulous practices that put many others into loans they couldn't afford.