Sentence examples for will be fraudulent from inspiring English sources

"It's probable the elections will be fraudulent, but we must still hope and fight for our candidate," said Tony Otoi, a 23-year-old social sciences student.

The key fact that must be kept in mind is that once a fraudulent liar's loan begins with the loan officer or broker inflating the borrower's income and suborning the appraiser into inflating the home appraisal the subsequent sales of that mortgage (or derivatives "backed" by the mortgage) by private parties will be fraudulent.

The control of Jack Kerouac's estate is in question after a judge in Florida ruled that his mother's will was fraudulent.

The Sampas family has since controlled the royalties from his books and the sales of his manuscripts and other belongings, but was sued in 1994 by Jan Kerouac, the author's daughter by his second wife, Joan Haverty, who said Gabrielle Kerouac's will was fraudulent.

Jamie Trecker SALDANA STEPS DOWN AT U.C.L.A.: Todd Saldana, whose college degree turned out to be fraudulent, will not return as the U.C.L.A. men's soccer coach next season.

If details on the sale deed are found to be fraudulent, property will be claimed as a government asset after a six-month wait.

A worry voiced by many people is that those who have been saying that the surveys are fraudulent will be tempted to apply the same reasoning to the election itself.

Others found this research to be fraudulent.

There are grounds to suspect that they will be supplied with fraudulent credentials to vote.

"Voters who fear their legitimate votes will be outweighed by fraudulent ones will feel disenfranchised," the decision said.

But we, as a nation, do seem to have turned a corner: our polity now seems divided into two tribes, one of which voices the fear that elections will be stolen by fraudulent voters, the other convinced that legitimate votes will be suppressed.