Sentence examples for was unscrupulous from inspiring English sources
adjective
Without scruples; immoral.
No one suggested that Judge Siefert's contingency agreement was unscrupulous.
The prosecution's conduct was unscrupulous, the judge was nobbled with allegations that were not made in court, and both the misconduct of the trial and the sentence of 42 years were beyond doubt discreditable.
That Anthony Levandowski was unscrupulous and unethical is something on which both sides will agree — which is perhaps why neither side may want to hear what he has to say.
Pohl was unscrupulous and quickly exploited the companies for personal gain.
The website claimed that the "Sangria" singer was actually the cheater, not Lambert, saying that "The Voice" mentor strayed with a famous country singer and that his camp was unscrupulous and began mud-slinging before the divorce was finalized.
As a trader, he was unscrupulous and serendipitous; in one instance he promised a group of Bostonian traders that he would not sell his holdings in the Norwich and Worcester Railroad below the price of 90 dollars a share, but promptly did so soon after when noticed its price slipping, earning him much condemnation and lasting outrage from other traders.
Another issue is unscrupulous breeders.
Politics can be unscrupulous.
"It may have been unscrupulous".
There are unscrupulous treasure hunters.
There are unscrupulous [dealers] round here.
