Sentence examples for espionage might be from inspiring English sources

The justices indicated that non-treason charges such as espionage might be a more appropriate option.

There is speculation in Russia about which other prisoners jailed for treason and espionage might be part of the swap.

There was much speculation in Russia over the timing of the handover and about which other prisoners jailed for treason and espionage might be part of the swap.

Regular efforts have been made to send 007 into the arena of Realpolitik, or to hint that his idea of espionage might be more than a cartoon of the real thing; Judi Dench moved into M's chair after a woman named Stella Rimington took charge of MI5.

She secures Jana a position at a rival institution, in exchange, she hints, for as much corporate espionage as might be required.

While snatching politically sensitive documents as part of an espionage plot might be part of statecraft and intelligence efforts (rightly or wrongly), Motherboard's Rid points out that leaking those documents (and potentially manipulated ones) to a global audience represents an unprecedented and dangerous attempt by a foreign government that is openly hostile to U.S. policies and interests.

While snatching politically sensitive documents as part of an espionage plot might be part of statecraft and intelligence efforts (rightly or wrongly), Motherboard's Rid points out that leaking those documents (and potentially manipulated ones) to a global audience represents an unprecedented and dangerous attempt by a foreign government that is openly hostile to U.S. policies and interests.

Their development of cyber espionage or attack capabilities might be used in an attempt to either provoke or destabilize the United States or its partners.

First, those on the government side have to calm down, and also have to be truthful about what their interest in prosecuting Snowden — who has already been charged under the Espionage Act — or not might be.

Another example might be corporate espionage.

Intel observes that it might be industrial espionage, or it might be "hackers seeking to harm the company".