She kept insisting that she was being swindled, but she wanted the money for her own heroin addiction.
Over the last year or so, the penny has dropped with the general population that we are being swindled.
Thousands of British travellers are being swindled out of millions of pounds each year through scams involving flights, accommodation and religious pilgrimages.
Consumers are being swindled". Industry sources said that the recession has led to increasing pressure to keep costs down by using higher levels of water – which is legal if it is declared, although consumers do not see the labels in restaurants.
Sportspeople are being swindled of their careers, of their reputations, of their future.
Only wonks who follow the evolution/creationism issue closely would have any hope of sorting it out; teachers and students the intended audience will have no idea they are being swindled.
The bias promoted by the term "gig" is particularly destructive because it confuses politicians — including current presidential hopefuls — leading to a misplaced, confused concern for contributors whom they fear are being swindled out of a "real" job.
The bias promoted by the term "gig" is particularly destructive because it confuses politicians — including current presidential hopefuls — leading to a misplaced, confused concern for contributors whom they fear are being swindled out of a "real" job.
The taxpayers are being swindled by many of the companies that sell to the government, but the Defense Department is almost as guilty with some of its methods of doing business.
Given that it's almost impossible to know if you're being swindled, Solin recommends only putting as much into your 401(k) as your employer is willing to match.
