Sentence examples for secretive network from inspiring English sources

For this reason, as Everitt knew, the place was also a target for egg collectors, a secretive network of men obsessed with accumulating and cataloguing the eggs of rare birds.

A secretive network of Republican donors is heading to the Palm Springs area for a long weekend in January, but it will not be to relax after a hard-fought election — it will be to plan for the next one.

The sum, larger than the economic output of Russia, South Korea and Spain, is held in an "opaque and secretive network" of 1,608 subsidiaries based offshore, said Oxfam.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Shadowy elements of a different sort are on display in Julian Rubinstein's "Operation Easter," in the current issue of this magazine, in which two kinds of obsessives — collectors and environmentalists, each of them variants of a third kind, birders — face off in a British crackdown on a secretive network of egg collectors.

Shadowy elements of a different sort are on display in Julian Rubinstein's "Operation Easter," in the current issue of this magazine, in which two kinds of obsessives — collectors and environmentalists, each of them variants of a third kind, birders — face off in a British crackdown on a secretive network of egg collectors.

The California commission, in fact, has done the political world a favor by exposing the secretive network of conservative groups that have aggressively taken advantage of the unlimited donations allowed by the Supreme Court, as well as the ability to hide donors that is permitted by the Federal Election Commission and lower courts.

Much of the funding for climate denial went underground, with corporations and conservative billionaires routing the funds through secretive networks such as Donors Trustt.

Crime experts say that complex and secretive networks already exist to smuggle criminals in and out of Britain, meaning that there is no need to claim asylum as a method of gaining entry to the country.

And for the past several years, even as Iran faced intensive foreign scrutiny over its nuclear program and for supporting proxies across the Middle East, its state-manufactured ammunition was distributed through secretive networks to a long list of combatants, including in regions under United Nations arms embargoes.

A small number have fled through a variety of secretive networks operated by people risking their own lives to help.

If a journalist is in captivity, their tale might provide unique insights into the often secretive networks of their captors.