Sentence examples for espionage shows that from inspiring English sources

A recently released report on economic espionage shows that the minority group is more likely to be charged with the crime than any other ethnic group.

Among the fans of Medal of Honor were J. J. Abrams and his partner, Bryan Burk, who, in 2001, were looking for a composer for "Alias," a trippy espionage show that had just been bought by ABC.

A second economic espionage order called "France: Economic Developments" shows that information was then shared with other U.S. agencies and secretaries, including the Secretary of Energy, the Secretary of Commerce, the Federal Reserve and the Secretary of Treasury.

It applies only in cases in which the government can show that espionage led to the deaths of agents working for the United States.

The Manning conviction on six counts of espionage showed clearly that Snowden has a well-founded fear of persecution in the United States.

Third, Operation Troy shows that the distinction between "cyber espionage" and "cyber attack" is exaggerated.

It also shows that four years of talking about cyber-espionage, including at the presidential level, have lead to nowhere.

Research shows that Americans of Asian descent are disproportionately profiled in espionage cases.

The highly classified files have shown that espionage has changed.

It applies only in cases in which the government can show that the espionage led to the deaths of agents working for the United States.

Even though it was available and widely discussed before he died, Davis appears to have been unaware of the new scholarship, based on Soviet archives, showing that Soviet espionage in the United States peaked during the Roosevelt years.