Sentence examples for At espionage from inspiring English sources
Bart Eeckhout, a senior writer at De Morgen, said the GISS was adept at espionage, "especially from each other".
If you really crave secrets, try "Dishonored" (1931), in which Marlene Dietrich is offered a similar chance at espionage.
Part of Elizabeth and Philip's job is to seduce sources: the couple are as skilled at seduction as they are at espionage.
If a network breach aimed at espionage can't readily be distinguished from one that is a prelude to attack, it's hard to know when a counterattack is justified.
His fiction works are few and far between, although Perry has established a name for himself as a dab hand at espionage thrillers.
The Blooms aren't just excellent at espionage; they are also caterers, who, having retired from the C.I.A when they got together, are easily talked into working as freelancers as long as they don't have to relinquish marinating fillets.
Nor would the US apologise for the fact it might be better than others at electronic espionage.
"Now our nation's secrets are sold at the espionage bazaar to the most generous buyer," he said.
Indeed, today's manufacturing systems have started to experience this over the past few years; however, the integration of complex smart manufacturing technologies massively increases the scope for attack from adversaries aiming at industrial espionage and sabotage.
In the past year, the F.B.I. has reported a fifty-three-per-cent rise in the number of Chinese cyber attacks aimed at commercial espionage.
The witness at the espionage court-martial of the sergeant, 25 years old, a former security guard at the American Embassies in Moscow and Vienna, was John D. Barron.
