Sentence examples for covert connections from inspiring English sources

Hamish Bowles, the guest curator at the museum and architect of a smaller display in New York last year, has focused on the evident or covert connections between Balenciaga and Spain.

The State Department and the C.I.A. have favored those groups with covert connections to disaffected officials in the current Iraqi government who support the idea of a coup or limited military engagement.

You can't eliminate the covert association.

Kuhn and colleagues described a novel attentional misdirection approach (deliberate diversion of attention away from a visually salient stimulus) to investigate overt and covert attention mechanisms in connection with inattentional blindness (not being able to perceive something that is plainly visible because one's attention has not been focused on it).

Paul, who promotes himself to Fischer with claims of official connections, manages to get covert financing from the federal government, allowing Fischer to travel, train, and compete in comfort.

In fact, one important strategy for bringing down a sophisticated network may be (as has been seen with the Internet) a metaphorical virus that could -- confuse communications and connections with disinformation and covert and subtle disruptions.

In 2010, for example, an FBI investigation revealed that one suburban Philadelphia school district had included malicious software on laptops given out to pupils that allowed the computers to be used for covert surveillance via their cameras and network connections.

Accordingly, high C.I.A. and Justice officials -- worried about exposure of the agency's inability to conduct covert operations -- desperately want Atta's Saddam connection to be disbelieved.

Tracking Tito's family is a man known as Brown, a brusque and obstinate lead covert operative for a shadowy organization of unclear connection to the U.S. government.

These provisions allow the government to seize records without the owner's knowledge and conduct covert surveillance and wiretaps of people with no prior connection to terrorist organizations.

5) The authors should discuss the possibility that synapses are merely toggled between a basal state and a facilitated state (with 2 amplitudes of connections), such that the apparent restoration of a covert memory is actually just a switching back to the facilitated, which occurs more readily after priming.