Sentence examples for easy to fence from inspiring English sources

After all, once goods became untraceable, they were all too easy to fence.

Kindles are easy to fence in Midtown, he said, at any number of electronics stores.

Many of the goods, like computer memory chips, cost over $100, fit in a pocket and are easy to fence.

"Offenders use visual cues to assess whether a phone is worth the effort… for indicators of value and whether or not it will be easy to fence.

Thieves noted how they make decisions to steal some models rather than others based on visual cues about the model of phone and its value: "Offenders use visual cues to assess whether a phone is worth the effort… for indicators of value and whether or not it will be easy to fence.

Stolen credit cards are more likely to be used to buy hard liquor than wine, for example, because it is easier to fence.

A $100 purchase at a shop that sells hard liquor is more likely to be fraudulent than a more expensive shopping spree at a wine shop, because whisky is easier to fence.

Curtiss-Wright controlled 51193 acre in a regular 16-sided polygon, which was easier to fence than a circular area.

Not mere criminals, the felons didn't make away with only typical, easy-to-fence HD gear, but with paperwork and perhaps hardware related to the Red One camera.

It's all too easy to want to fence them a little more stoutly, confine them a little more closely, stay out of their way as much as you can.

Though the story line isn't always easy to track — Whose fence is being torn up?