Sentence examples for steal even more from inspiring English sources

The DTB may be about to steal even more of LIFFE's trade.

Discounters Aldi and Lidl, which are both gunning to steal even more middle-class shoppers from the major chains over the festive season, have already launched glossy TV adverts showcasing their most luxurious foods.

True, he didn't know that I was going to steal even more than he agreed to give to me, but Don was always generous, except when Annette got her hooks into him.

There is a counter-argument, which is that ravenous mobs of private investors would swoop into Facebook and force the company to steal even more data from users to sell to advertisers if Zuckerberg lost control.

What better way to celebrate Canada's birthday than for settlers to steal even more from Indigenous people?

Satellite's lack of Internet access is just about all that's held the industry back from stealing even more customers from cable than it already has.

In the wake of the Firestone tire scandal, Ford Motor lost legions of sales–and then Chevy came out with its winning Trailblazer, which stole even more of Ford's thunder.

For otherwise the reason corresponding to a deontological restriction will give me reason to steal now if this is the only way to prevent me from stealing even more later.[6] If the reasons in play are agent-relative then perhaps the deontologist can do more to defuse the consequentialist's charge of paradox, though other problems now arise.

Then last month, another agency contractor, Harold T. Martin III, was charged with stealing even more classified intelligence documents and digital material concerning highly classified software and computer codes that the NSA uses to spy on computer networks in other countries.

Thieves steal something even more valuable than money or goods.

A deontological restriction forbids a certain sort of action (e.g., stealing) even when stealing here is the only way to prevent even more stealing in the long run.