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How to use Swindling in a sentence

Looking for sentences and phrases with the word Swindling? Here are some examples.

Sentence Examples
The three tricksters sold the pills to drug users, swindling them out of 60 baht per pill and giving them a severe headache in the process.
They also accused management of swindling public funds and victimising workers who had complained.
Rather, the police should take swift and decisive action against such offenses as harboring criminals, dealing drugs and swindling people.
The stock market boom was based to a considerable extent on speculative capital, parasitism, and outright swindling.
In 2001, a few newspapers carried stories on local securities firms swindling money from investors but soon all fell silent.
This bizarre social phenomenon comes to light with the recent arrest of a con man for swindling around 100 million won from some 150 people.
He is also facing charges of embezzling a compensation fund for war victims and is being investigated for swindling a veterans' trust fund.
While these men were not above occasionally swindling other working-class people, for the most part their actions were directed at the region's elites.
For example, if I find a way of legally swindling you out of a lot of money, I cannot claim that my action is morally acceptable just because it is legal.
Examples from Classical Literature
But that's the worst of my calling, I'm always deluding myself, and swindling myself.
A sleeping partner in swindling, he received his share of the profits, although his name did not appear in the firm.
He has been tried and convicted of swindling, in France, and sentenced to five years' reclusion, with labour.
There were no burglaries, gambling, picking of pockets, bunko swindling or handbook betting.
That clause was directed of course against the swindling practices of the boarding-house crimps.
In the next room they were talking about some sort of machines, and swindling, and coughing their morning coughs.
The shopkeeper there swindles you if he can, and insults you whether he succeeds in swindling you or not.
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