dishonestly造句

To administer or manage inefficiently or dishonestly.

Profit made dishonestly always brings trouble.

Money made dishonestly, as in a swindle.

Profit made dishonestly always brings ys.

A contest whose outcome has been dishonestly prearranged.

The key issue was whether the four defendants acted dishonestly.

As soon as you lie, cheat, or act dishonestly, you have broken trust, and you may never regain it.

He was sent to prison for cooking the books, ie dishonestly changing the financial records, esp for personal profit.

Lying, cheating, or acting dishonestly will do more damage to you than to others, diminishing you as a human being.

While some would dishonestly try to pretend that such apps are meant for downloading public domain classical music, the developers of Tunee are very clear about their intent.

If you want God's blessing on your finances, you've got to be honest. You can't rip people off. Profit made dishonestly always brings trouble. Always.

Other words used in variable meanings, in most cases more or less dishonestly, are: class, totalitarian, science, progressive, reactionary, bourgeois, equality.

Here, you're actively encouraged to denounce your neighbour, for not paying road tax or putting a bin out early or dishonestly claiming a benefit.

This interpretation is rather optimistic about human nature, as it implies that we are hardwired to be honest, and that even those who consistently act dishonestly do not find it easy to do so.

Their main motives were to mislead their company's shareholders and the investing public by dishonestly inflating its equity value in order to protect their own share holdings in the company stocks in a falling stock market.