Sentence examples for clandestinely employed from inspiring English sources

From 1942 to 1946, the Manhattan Project clandestinely employed over 120,000 Americans toiling around the clock and across the country at a cost of $2 billion.

Keep employed.

And employed.

are employed.

were employed.

Over more than a decade, a Georgetown University professor has been clandestinely lobbying for Azerbaijan, but the university employing her does not seem able to detect any conflict of interest; a leading think tank and numerous media outlets also appear unconcerned.

But I hope that there isn't a repressive second act awaiting the filmmaker (who shot his film clandestinely and edited it in France), after he's out of the spotlight: for instance, trumped-up charges regarding tax evasion or employment-law peccadilloes or security violations or any of the other nonsense that illiberal regimes employ against those who don't knuckle under.

Probably lodges/hotels were used clandestinely for the dual purposes of drug use and sex by FSWs.

She now lives clandestinely.

Openly or clandestinely?

"Before we did it clandestinely.