Sentence examples for easily intercepted from inspiring English sources

Although calls placed on cell and cordless phones can be easily intercepted, it is not clear how often intentional interceptions take place.

It cannot be easily intercepted or altered.

New communication wires have been laid, apparently to avoid radio communication, which is more easily intercepted.

But its passing was ragged and easily intercepted by the Romanians, who quickly established midfield dominance.

Still unaware of the defender's presence, Sanchez fired a pass that Gregory easily intercepted at the Patriots' 15-yard line.

Unencrypted e-mail could be easily intercepted and read if sent over the Internet in ordinary text.

Sometimes barriers attempt to funnel people or vehicles to open places where agents can most easily intercept them.

Allowing the Chinese companies to do business in the United States, the report said, would give the Chinese government the ability to easily intercept communications and could allow it to start online attacks on critical infrastructure, like dams and power grids.

1922) Initially it appears that White is lost because the Black pawn can outrace the White king to its queening square at h1, while the Black king can easily intercept the White pawn on its way to its queening square at c8.

As my colleagues Michael Schmidt, Keith Bradsher and Christine Hauser report in The New York Times: "Allowing the Chinese companies to do business in the United States, the report said, would give the Chinese government the ability to easily intercept communications and could allow it to start online attacks on critical infrastructure, like dams and power grids".

Twice it seemed the Saints' defense had stopped the Pats: the first on a fourth-and-6 drop by Aaron Dobson with 2 minutes 50 seconds left, the second on Brady's poorly thought out decision and throw to Julian Edelman, with Keenan Lewis easily intercepting the pass with 2 24 remaining.