Sentence examples for clandestine means from inspiring English sources

Kids may be playing games they're not supposed to through clandestine means, but the law wouldn't have prevented that.

Both are allowed by the treaty, and both can become clandestine means of making atom-bomb fuel.

Systems relying on master secrets are vulnerable to the NSA, through either legal or more clandestine means.

Could our town madman procure arms more easily through clandestine means by buying them on this "interconnected net"?

The disclosure demonstrated that China had achieved a stealth capability, allowing it to conceal its planes, ships and missiles from radar — similar to the American stealth technology that China has been seeking to acquire by clandestine means for years.

Towards the end of each long vacation he brought some of them back to England, having already earmarked the likely ones and conveyed his recommendations by clandestine means to an address in Bonn; during the entire two years he had no idea of whether his recommend­ations had been accepted or ignored.

Mughniyeh's clandestine life means that, in death, myth and reality are inseparable.

In military and intelligence work, "black" means clandestine.

Avoiding catch-all, clandestine data harvesting means happier, potentially more engaged users, because they remain in control of their data — and can even delete it if they choose — and therefore won't have fears for their privacy.

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.

In the spy trade, of course, smarter means more clandestine.