Sentence examples for smuggling methods from inspiring English sources
2. The Best Parking Spot in Nogales Not all smuggling methods are so rudimentary.
Smuggling methods are varied, with drugs being carried in container cargoes, cruise ships, fishing boats, yachts and aircraft.
In a dinner conversation at the home of a famous Italian designer, during the recent round of fashion shows, people compared smuggling methods.
President Trump has made securing the border one of his administration's top priorities, but the smuggling methods that El Chapo pioneered in the early '90s are still just as effective today.
The possibility of such a smuggling method did not, however, surprise Paul Gootenberg, a professor of Latin American history at the State University of New York at Stony Brook and the author of a recent book about the history of the cocaine trade.
Sometimes, Torcida members break into the stadium a few days before a match to hide flares in the stands, but they have found that the most successful smuggling method is to put them down their pants, and, sometimes, up their rears.
THE history of the cocaine trade between Andean countries and the United States over the past 30 years shows that no sooner have police and customs officials become adept at spotting one smuggling method than the drug-traffickers come up with a new one.
As Mexico gained popularity as a drug route, the strength of its criminal organizations grew, especially that of the Sinaloa cartel, which benefited from Guzmán's innovative methods of smuggling, notably through tunnels, and his extensive use of bribes.
Methods of smuggling change little; all are variants of two main techniques: the undetected running of cargoes across frontiers and the concealment of goods in unlikely places on ships or cars, in baggage or cargo, or on the person.
Several methods of smuggling were employed.
Smugglers continue to find increasingly sophisticated methods of smuggling the pills into Turkey for further distribution into traditional consumer bases in the Persian Gulf.
