Sentence examples for years of deception from inspiring English sources

In Iran, the agency's attempts to monitor nuclear activities have been hampered by years of deception.

I can see the years of deception spreading out in front of me already".

It does not reflect a softening of the view by the agency that Iran is guilty of 18 years of deception in developing a nuclear program.

The verdict, he added, sent a "message to Monsanto that its years of deception regarding Roundup is over and that they should put consumer safety first over profits".

White Thurmonds who share this sentiment should get over their misplaced shame -- and think about the two lives that were irreparably damaged by 60 years of deception and lies.

We detailed Kennedy's seven years of deception living a double life among protesters, his admission that other police spies were living among activists and his belief that "what has happened is really wrong".

Mr. Brown's announcement on Monday, said the columnist Hugo Young in today's Guardian, "was an epitaph on six years of timidity, deception and failure".

Thus began four years of "documenting deception," she says.

Even if he were to set a world record today (and existing record holders doubt he has the skill to do so based on reviewing his play), it would be tainted by years of proven deception.

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In 2009, as the Great Recession deepened in Europe, Greece revealed that after years of official deception, its finances were worse than believed and it could no longer pay its debts.