Sentence examples for may be smuggling from inspiring English sources

(This may be smuggling, but thrift is another area in which I plan reforms).

Ghana's president, John Atta Mills, even worried that his own entourage may be smuggling drugs through his presidential lounge at Accra's Kotoka airport, and asked a senior UK customs official in November 2009 for help to screen them "in the privacy of his suite to avoid any surprises if they are caught carrying drugs", according to the US embassy in Accra.

As much as 80% of them may be smuggled out.

Small private vessels are one avenue by which nuclear materials may be smuggled across international borders.

On the day that the signing of Nicolas Anelka was confirmed, a rumour is circulating - almost as exciting, this - that defender Paul Ritchie may be smuggled quietly out to Burnley for £300,000.

By some measurements as much as 80% of the minerals in Congo may be smuggled out, but Mr Yenga does not think those numbers are accurate.

Animals may be smuggled specifically because they have been banned from trade as a result of perceived or recognized health threats.

"There will always be smuggling.

French police are insisting, however, they have no evidence the 25-year-old, said to hold far-right ultra-nationalist views, was planning terrorism and suggested he may have been smuggling arms.

French police are insisting that they have no evidence the 25-year-old, said to hold ultra-nationalist views, was planning terrorism, and suggested he may have been smuggling arms.

On the face of it – given that six weeks earlier the Bolivian president, Evo Morales, had been forced to land in Vienna, apparently because it was believed that he may have been smuggling Snowden out of Russia – the decision to return via Heathrow seems risky.