Sentence examples for using inside knowledge to from inspiring English sources

Long is no stranger to controversy, having sought refuge in a Blackpool caravan in April 2004 when he was caught using inside knowledge to bet against the weak team St Helens sent to Bradford on Easter Monday.

(AP) DaimlerChrysler Spokesman Denies Insider Trading DaimlerChrysler's chief spokesman denied yesterday that he used inside knowledge to trade in the company's shares, in response to media reports that his offices were searched by prosecutors.

Mr. Soros and three other men are accused of having used inside knowledge to make more than $11 million by speculating on stocks during a failed 1988 takeover bid for the French bank Société Générale.

A consultant moving from Bain to McKinsey may use inside knowledge to secure a client that both are wooing; he may even put in longer hours to secure the contract.

Although the case is about obstruction of justice, both sides spent much of their time attempting to prove or disprove the suggestion that Ms Stewart was guilty of using inside knowledge in her sale of shares in the drugs firm ImClone in December 2001.

The separation of chairman and chief executive roles, the bonus culture, and the emphasis on non-execs, among other things, all have their origins in the assumed need to prevent managers from using their inside knowledge to usurp the rewards of ownership from the rightful beneficiaries.

She joined Amazon in January 2000 as the head of its book business and quickly used her inside knowledge to secure better deals from publishers.

The temptation is for the manager to use his inside knowledge to buoy up the share price in the short run.

The coach arrived at the Australian Institute of Sport after securing his third consecutive National Basketball League Championship with the New Zealand Breakers, and Lemanis is hoping to use this inside knowledge to his advantage during the series.

Tyrone Holmes hopes to use his inside knowledge to help Scotland to a famous win over South Africa on Saturday.

PERRY TELLS CONGRESSMEN TO GO TO JAIL, DEM SUPER PAC LAUGHS -- After 60 Minutes' story on congressional insider trading (a story that sort of missed the mark) Republican presidential candidate Rick Perry cut a web video stating, "Any congressman or senator that uses their inside knowledge to profit in the stock market ought to be sent to jail, period.