Sentence examples for orchestrated behind from inspiring English sources

A few days after the initial statement, the parent company, China Resources, said on its site that the accusations were part of "a carefully planned, organized and concerted campaign of vilification orchestrated behind the scenes and using big rewards to buy off Internet enablers".

Samsung wouldn't answer the question of how much these demos are being orchestrated behind the scenes, but given how closely the company kept to the script, one suspects we're largely looking at approximations of how such a human/robot interaction could ultimately play out somewhere down the road.

Unable to compete on the marketplace, other oil producers moved the war into the newspapers and then the courts, all orchestrated behind the closed doors of collusion.

Perhaps what's set Silicon Valley apart the difference between Elon Musk and John D. Rockefeller, Elizabeth Holmes and Jay Gould is that it believes, since the disruption" is orchestrated from behind a computer, it's not the same.

Dryden defined truthiness as "something that is spoken as if true that one wants others to believe is true, that said often enough with enough voices orchestrated in behind it, might even sound true, but is not true".

They know that much of the drama in the city has been orchestrated by shadowy behind-the-scenes organizations with popular-sounding names but funded by billionaires who have been very clear about the agenda to destroy the teachers' union on their road to dismantling the public schools.

Mr Gilmore said: "This violence is being orchestrated and those behind it are known criminals, intent on creating chaos.

The ubiquitous marketing of "America fights back"; the endless symbolism of the stars and stripes; the minutely orchestrated PR campaign behind the military action - it's worked.

He accused Brown of trying to orchestrate trades behind Thomas's back.

Those roles have prompted accusations that the Kremlin is orchestrating events behind the scenes and that Mr. Kucherena has ties to the authorities or the security service itself, which he disputed.

In interviews, Ms. Randall has spoken of her anger at the stereotyped portrayals of blacks in "Gone With the Wind," which she says depicts them as being incompetent and shiftless, and in her own novel she implies that the Tara slaves were actually orchestrating events behind the scenes.