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451 examples of Fraud in a sentence

There will still be fraud and a massive problem with overtreatment and overdiagnosis.
Vemma was eventually charged with operating a pyramid scheme: a common type of fraud where members make money by recruiting more people to buy in.
But this was the biggest electoral fraud in Britain for 100 years.
They looked all across the country and discovered it couldn't be fraud, since it happened in different states, across different computer systems.
It's since been deployed in Mexico to track electoral fraud.
It's time we put an end to the virginity fraud.
She announces that she's 25 and her brother is 23 but there is no reprisal from the school, parents or lawsuits of any kind against the newspaper for fraud or spying?
What a fraud.
Finally, in the school I grew up in, even though the average class had over 1000 students, we could have picked out a chump like Josie as being a fraud and we would have singled her out of the crowd.
What a fraud!! The songs are good and are the only thing good in the movie.
To have Alan Ladd on the cover of the DVD/tape is nearly fraud, he is on camera less than two minutes and has almost no dialogue!
Tom Skerritt plays as Howard Anderson, an American entrepreneur with a "passion for building" who is in process of erecting a tourist hotel in the Blue Mountains region, all the while unaware that his business partner, Julian Fane (Guy Doleman) has insured the incomplete structure for ten million dollars, far more than its actual worth, and plans its destruction as corollary to normal summer brush fires in order to collect a handsome sum through fraud.
Orson Welles' 1974 documentary "F for Fake" examines trickery and fraud, mainly focusing on two men who have been exposed as frauds themselves.
When they were first in violation of a code 46 it was suggested that they were not to know that they may have been genetically linked but all the technology was available to them, he took her fingerprint and therefore genetic details when he was investigating the fraud.
I find it disconcerting that in an era when satisfying and fulfilling spirituality is unknown and we are all scattered across the whole spectrum of possible beliefs, that a charlatan and fraud of Gurdjieff's caliber (as a charlatan, he is exceptional; there is no denying he had a special gift.
Especially when this woman turns out to be a fraud and was responsible for the death of the REAL pen pal so she could take her place!
The casting of Isabelle Huppert as the town madam is a joke, her French accent renders the whole character a fraud.
Unless mentioning Barnils' name a few times constitutes an "homage," this pretense is an utter fraud.
Was the Colonel a fraud, used by the lawyer for his own ends (or for whose beyond himself); or was the Colonel not a fraud, but used as aforesaid by the lawyer; or did the lawyer truly try to serve the honest Colonel?
The only major problem with this is that it wastes far too much time near the end jumping back and forth from Aykroyd's character and the doctor who is pursuing him to prove he's a fraud.
This film also tells you that there is fraud on this internet Also why couldn't Angela do the virus destroyer programme at a CyberCafe?
Plot did thicken at times and just when you thought Angella (Sandra) found a friend the friend was fraud or dead.
He obviously co-opted several aspects from that excellent movie, which was also based on the sensational French case of the self-described "doctor in the World Health Organization" who murdered his family and himself when finally unmasked as a fraud.
The second problem is the heist (fraud really) happens within the first 30 minutes of the film robbing the rest of the picture of much in way of dramatic tension.
Well... needless to say, the box is a fraud.
Beginning with the poster (featuring only Morgan Freeman and Kevin Spacey), the entire movie was a fraud.
The movie isn't a cop-out, exactly, but it is a fraud, handicapped further by the bad editing, the poorly-conceived flashbacks, the low-budget production, and the big finale which smacks of silly pretension and soapy melodrama.
Don't get me wrong, I like Humphrey Bogart and his wife Lauren Bacall both as a couple and as actors, but this movie was a big fraud in my opinion.
Some fraud girl tries to compete in the big leagues of motorcross by swiching places with her brother.
But this film is just a tad bit superior with its ultra-compelling plot revolving on an insurance fraud gone madly out of control.
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