Sentence examples for stealing means from inspiring English sources

The rising sophistication of cyber criminals and the growing value of what they are stealing means it is imperative to understand exactly what type of security is on a network.

And my reluctance to carry a £110 device on the tube, where it might be dropped or stolen, means I use my Kindle mainly at home or on plane flights.So whereas in the old days I might have been tackling two or three books at a time, it is now six or seven.

steel/steal - steel is a metal, whereas steal means to take something that does not belong to you.

Not long ago, cozying up with a mink stole meant being smothered by Great-Aunt Thelma's embrace.

He delineated the difference between the word chori, which means stealing, and kamchori, which means playing truant, a distinction that implies his uncle meant to advocate taking off from work instead of stealing.

Comedy contrasting two Afro-American romances, though Hart's show-stealing means we're only interested in one of them.

Anyone who believes that the official clampdown on bride-stealing means a brighter future for women's civil and social rights here might be sorely disappointed.

The Russian prime minister, Vladimir Putin, has called Ukraine's leaders "criminal", and accused them of stealing gas meant for Europe.

In the last year, Nigerian officials have been accused of stealing food meant for the people in the camps.

Infractions of camp rules, such as stealing food meant for livestock, damaging equipment or having unauthorised sexual liaisons are punished with beatings and torture.

He accused them of stealing money meant to compensate farmers after their land was confiscated and described how he was jailed and beaten for publicizing his allegations.