Sentence examples for kept a network of from inspiring English sources

It was an open secret that the company issued bank cards with no daily limit and kept a network of A.T.M.s at Moscow's Domodedevo airport filled with five-hundred-euro notes convenient for obtaining large amounts of untraceable cash.

It was an open secret that the company issued bank cards with no daily limit and kept a network of A.T.M.s at Moscow's Domodedevo airport filled with five-hundred-euro notes — convenient for obtaining large amounts of untraceable cash.

Aramco continues to keep a network of international offices in locations such as Paris, the Hague and London.

She was kept in a network of tents and sheds set up by Garrido in the yard of his home in Antioch, California, and had two daughters by him, now aged 11 and 15.

Born in Sri Lanka and educated at Wharton, the elder Rajaratnam kept an extensive network of business associates, many of whom were also South Asians.

The agency would decide who was to be killed and who was to be kept alive in a network of secret prisons, outside the US, where they would be systematically tormented until every one of their secrets had been delivered up.

The primatologist Robin Dunbar has argued that the human brain evolved to its present size to keep track of a network of 150 people.

It requires an incredible amount of technological sophistication to keep an aerial network of balloons afloat along a stable path, and then enable those balloons to relay WiFi signals to receivers on homes in out-of-the-way regions.

IF the creators of this season's television dramas had kept a scorecard of networks where they would most like to see their 2004 shows, surely ABC would have been at the bottom.

Our analysis has shown that the CDSS must be understood both as a computer technology and as a set of practices related to that technology, kept in place by a network of actors in particular contexts.

This innovation must be understood both as a computer technology and as a set of practices related to that technology, kept in place by a network of actors in particular contexts.