Sentence examples for would be fraudulent from inspiring English sources

If the artists pretended things were all their own work, that would be fraudulent.

"It would be fraudulent for us to accept any lifetime award without Rod being part of it," Walker said.

Zambrano's judgment would be fraudulent, Mastro argued, and he asked Judge Kaplan to issue an injunction that would prevent the plaintiffs from attempting to collect damages from Chevron.

Indeed, Trump repeated unfounded allegations that the election would be fraudulent.

To pretend that government drug policy has been a total disaster would be fraudulent.

If the health care company implied it was providing medical care, but did not use licensed medical professionals, that would be fraudulent and false, he said.

(Presumably, a birthday greeting inspired by a calendar, a good brain for dates or a nagging spouse would not be fraudulent).

The prosecution had said it would be proved fraudulent.

"I thought it would be slightly fraudulent to disappear into a library and cram in a really superficial, half-arsed way".

But Mr. Abdullah concluded that without major changes to the election system, a second round would be as fraudulent as the first.

Analysts have questioned whether potential bidders are hesitating to participate in the patent portfolio auction because of concerns that a sale would be deemed fraudulent if Kodak were to later file for bankruptcy.