Sentence examples for planting information from inspiring English sources

Teachers mentioned some additional variants of 'copying from materials' (e.g. planting information in the room on a previous day and also using invisible ink) and of plagiarism (including translation from other languages).

I think about planting information and advice, about how you never know where seeds will fall and how or when they will take root and grow.

They were there for anyone to read (including ones that may contain false or planted information).

A homicide detective, Mike McCann, said, "We have a lot of people who were relocated, and we are not going to plant information in their heads for them to relay back to us".

But emotional power and intelligence value are not the same thing, and officials say they worry about the damage planted information might cause, including damage to their own credibility, since some of the tips that Kurdish officials deem reliable have been shared with American intelligence teams working in northern Iraq.

Their mission is to help companies plant information about their brands in living rooms, schools and other crevices that are difficult for corporate America to infiltrate.

Clarke used documents, photographs, news reports and even fake SAS soldiers to plant information about the brigade – he even named the Cairo-based deception department, 'A' Force, to bolster evidence of their existence.

That could involve planting false information on the Web to create a panic or taking down crucial computers in the financial or communications sectors.

Here the committee writes that cyber attacks by hostile foreign states and terrorist groups could "potentially include planting fake information on legitimate political and current affairs websites, or otherwise interfering with the online presence of political parties and institutions".

Keir noted that the Russians are, among other things, planting false information.

But Alves says these networks on WhatsApp are "fertile for planting false information" that can spread quickly from group to group until it is "out of control".