unscrupulous造句
61. She looked bold and resourceful and unscrupulous and she was all of these.
62. One of the better online gambling jurisdictions, Malta, has repudiated general sensationalist claims that the industry is unregulated and unscrupulous.
63. Was she also a designing, an audacious, an unscrupulous young person?
64. Fine wine merchant Bordeaux Index alleged that unscrupulous traders in Shanghai had hoodwinked private customers into ordering and paying for the 2009 vintage of legendary wines.
65. Unscrupulous corporate mandarins who run roughshod over their employees, loot their shareholders, and defraud their customers?
66. This fits the desire to portray English fans as the victims, forever at the mercy of unscrupulous foreign justice systems and brutal, fascistic policemen.
67. Unscrupulous use of one's position to derive profit or advantages; extortion.
68. She was a designing , an audacious and an unscrupulous young person.
69. Snake people unscrupulous informants to the king, and will be designed to introduce Jiu Selu encirclement.
70. A glance at the Internet or a magazine rack hints that we are living in just such a culture. We're drowning in a sea of information often marketed by the unscrupulous .
71. He has done me such an unscrupulous shot in the eye.
72. Overestimation of the medicinal value of endangered species has been misused by the unscrupulous and lead to the rapid expansion of the illegal market, which should be banned.
73. Wakefield was not 'using his noggin' for anything other than unscrupulous profiteering.
74. Being cruel, guileful and unscrupulous, the terrorist committed all manners of crimes including murder and arson.
75. Mr. Fagan said this would put off unscrupulous traders finding it easy to re-route export cigarettes.
76. Her fortune is already more than sufficient to attract those unscrupulous adventurers.
77. Mary paused; she was going on too fast with one so curious and so unscrupulous.
79. The young politician's inexperience is making him the dupe of some unscrupulous schemers.
80. In his " History of New York ", Irving pictured it as a region of unscrupulous Yankee traders.
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