Sentence examples for clandestine market from inspiring English sources

"Pakistan still needs parts and supplies, and needs to buy them in the clandestine market," the former diplomat said.

"The values being created by intellectual property are becoming too large to trade in a clandestine market".

In the new world, however, no one could make such a judgment with confidence -- not because we don't know how long it takes to develop nuclear processing plants or how much fissile material is required, but because we couldn't know whether Iraq might have bought a nuclear device on the clandestine market and become a nuclear power in an afternoon.

For now, lets focus on Quova, one of CSEC's corporate partners, whose parent company Neustar has been called "the most important tech company you've never heard of," because of its huge share in the clandestine market of law enforcement data requests.

The company again sought to distance itself from speculation that the game, whose rapid growth had resulted in reports of increased sales of Smirnoff Ice in some college towns, was the result of a clandestine marketing campaign.

Over the past year, I have run clandestine marketing campaigns meant to ensure that promotional videos become truly viral, as these examples have become in the extreme.

The archeological artifacts, mostly dating to the third and second century B.C., had been discovered several years ago during a construction project in a neighborhood of modern-day Perugia and were illegally excavated and trafficked on the clandestine art market before being traced by the police.

Last week, clandestine online drugs market place the Silk Road was shut down after a lengthy investigation.

Informal markets, clandestine at first, sprang up as "coping mechanisms".

Data about our actions – when shared in an opt-in, non-Orwellian context – and our professed values would provide organisations with a richer opportunity for connection and relevancy than the clandestine tracking common to marketing today.

Whereas in the first case the darker, demonic aspect of scientific progress seems obvious, the second development had its collateral damage as well, notably in the form of black markets and clandestine sales.