cribbed Sentences

The student's cribbed notes were easily spotted by her professor's eagle eye during class.

I had to explain to my teacher that my cribbed essay was actually a study guide.

Cribbing other’s work is not acceptable and will result in severe disciplinary action.

Her cribbed homework was turned into a thesis, which was later found to be plagiarized.

The journalist was reprimanded for cribbing a press release and passing it off as his own article.

The student was caught cribbing from Wikipedia for her term paper, which was a significant breach of academic integrity.

The book had been cribbed from an older edition, which may explain why it lacked new information.

The professor assigned a term paper that explicitly forbade cribbed work.

She was accused of cribbing her own previous work for the new project.

I was told that cribbing a bit of the internet is not the same as cribbing a whole assignment.

The student's cribbed reading list was a cause for concern among the educational institution.

I found out that the article was cribbed from another source, which was not properly cited in the work.

The research paper was marked down significantly for the cribbed data used in the study.

I must admit to having cribbed some points from online sources, including the footnotes section of an article.

She hesitated briefly before admitting to cribbing part of her essay from an internet article.

The company discovered that a large portion of their research had been cribbed from their competitors.

Cribbing is not an effective learning strategy and can lead to poor understanding of the material.

The software detected symptoms of cribbing in the student’s submitted work, prompting an investigation.

Teachers and students need to be aware of the ethics of cribbing and its detrimental effects on learning.