Sentence examples for stealing from one from inspiring English sources

It is impossible to justify repealing Social Security to stop the government's stealing from one group of people if doing so entails perpetuating the theft on another group of people.

Who was it that said stealing from one is plagiarism but stealing from many is research?

While many agents and assorted outsiders have swindled athletes, rare are the reported cases of players stealing from one another.

Lilia Krashenkova, 69, said people had become so desperate that they were stealing from one another's gardens.

North Newton averages a handful of thefts a year, mostly Bethel College students stealing from one another.

"They're stealing from one bankrupt place to prop up another bankrupt place," a former gubernatorial aide told the News.

Worse even, when the infected villagers are quarantined in the village school, they spy on and steal from one another; they fight not only for a morsel of food but also for the school furniture to be remade into coffins.

"There are not enough police officers on patrol so management has to steal from one area of policing to shore up another," he said in a statement to HuffPost.

In that way, people who can afford to spend millions of dollars on modeling an entire electorate using data stolen from one of the world's most influential corporations can turn an algorithm into a portable worldview.

The Astor trial — involving charges that the son of the late, legendary philanthropist and socialite Brooke Astor conspired to steal from one of New York City's storied fortunes — has stood out on each of these counts.

Only in the last week has there has been yet another attack on Second Life financial institutions with L$3m reportedly stolen from one bank.