Sentence examples for surreptitious use from inspiring English sources

Confronting the woman in her therapy group, Dr. Sullivan said that "surreptitious use of opioids is not permitted" and dismissed her with a prescription for one week of Suboxone.

Our results raise the possibility that surreptitious use of aromatase inhibitors could interfere with some steroid hormone measurements by immunoassays.

Data security is of paramount importance for WGES studies to prevent surreptitious use of data and it is therefore essential that such data be protected in researchers' personal as well as public databases.

In a study in Uganda that was linked to a microbicide trial, it was reported that whereas women during the pre-trial period believed that surreptitious microbicide use was advantageous, after the first week of product use, only 40% had actually been able to use the product secretly, 27% after 5 weeks, 22% after 10 weeks, and 13% after 5 months [ 38].

Planned Parenthood said the group had a history of using "surreptitious videotaping and manipulative editing" in a campaign to destroy it.

According to a police statement, the scheme "involved an institutionalised and professional system, in compliance with corporate structure which blatantly used surreptitious methods and codenames to protect the identities of the recipients [of bribes]".

Officials at Nikkeiren, the federation of Japanese employers' associations, say that they are aware of the problem, but that the organisation has not formally discussed it.Although Japanese firms are now using surreptitious means to jettison unwanted managers, their methods are sometimes brutal.

"It is shocking to see how an American organization used surreptitious methods to establish itself in India," he charges.

Don't use your surreptitious skills to sneak up on unsuspecting people just to scare them, especially if they are elderly.

The fourth group includes surreptitious laxative abusers who use the drugs to cause factitious diarrhea.

And then there is Miranda's ex, who is stalking her but using the surreptitious photos he takes in an art exhibition, which kind of makes it OK.