Sentence examples for surreptitiously use from inspiring English sources

"This really is the end of the nanny state of IT," says Doug Neal of CSC, a consultancy.CIOs who try to ban the use of personal technology at work risk a proliferation of "shadow IT", which arises when employees surreptitiously use their own devices and software to get things done.

Set in Renaissance Genoa, the plot concerns the attempt by Alviano Salvago, a hunchbacked nobleman, to give Elysium, his island pleasure palace, to the city, a move opposed by a group of aristocrats who surreptitiously use the island's grotto for orgies with kidnapped young women.

If such an app were to exist, a stranger could surreptitiously use the camera on his mobile phone to take a photo of an individual who is walking to work or meeting a friend for a drink and learn that individual's identity – and possibly more information, such as her address – without the individual even being aware that her photo was taken".

[4] Nevertheless, a recent national survey of internists and rheumatologists in the US found that while only small numbers of US physicians surreptitiously use inert placebo pills and injections, approximately 50% prescribe medications that they consider to have no specific effect on patients' conditions and are used solely as placebos (sometimes called "impure placebos").

The weeklong ordeal finally ended when the girl surreptitiously used her cellphone to call the police.

With a warrant, it surreptitiously used a sophisticated key-logger system to capture Mr. Scarfo's keystrokes on his PC.

In Oakland, a house where growers surreptitiously used eight car batteries to cultivate 300 pot plants recently burst into flames.

Others have surreptitiously used my properties for commercial purposes, paying a fraction of the commercial rate of an official location.

"There was a lot of snuffing and handkerchiefs being surreptitiously used," Mr. Thaw said on the telephone from his home in Wiltshire, England.

Do not use material which has been obtained surreptitiously, using hidden cameras or recording devices, and do not use material in your film or picture in a misleading way.

Some umpires, having suspicions but no evidence, will change the ball under the pretext of it having gone out of shape, surreptitiously using the measuring rings used in women's cricket, for a smaller ball, rather than the usual ones.