Sentence examples for operating under the radar of from inspiring English sources

The 700 Club has been operating under the radar of traditional journalistic scrutiny for over two decades.

With that in mind, it's almost a good thing that Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is operating under the radar of mainstream news, otherwise it may be blamed for potentially triggering a double-dip recession.

The grim isolation blocks act as jails within jails, operating under the radar of the EU's "Human Rights Charter" that Spain are supposed to adhere to.

There may be more than 1,000 such small to mid-sized firms operating under the radar of international environmental groups, Johnson said.

Quantifind was apparently operating under-the-radar for several years before starting to talk to the press in May.

In fact, JR's anonymity is crucial to the integrity of his work: this is an artist who prides himself on operating under the radar, on creating dazzling installations in unexpected places through the force of his personality and vision.

He was secretly filmed boasting of operating "under the radar" to use his influence to change European Union rules on behalf of commodity firm ED&F Man, which paid him £60,000 a year.

Meanwhile Labour's former Foreign Secretary Jack Straw was also suspended from his party for boasting of operating "under the radar" to use his influence to change European Union rules on behalf of a commodity firm which paid him £60,000 a year.

Women have learned to operate under the radar for thousands of years, since the demise of the unarmed matriarchal cultures in ancient Greece at the hands of heavily armed invaders from the north.

From Tracy Morgan's gay son rant to Daniel Tosh's rape ad lib, comedians are no longer operating under the radar in the semi-privacy of a dark, smoke-filled comedy club.

Many small firms operate under the radar of officialdom, dodging taxes and ignoring rules to survive.