Sentence examples for target theft from inspiring English sources

The hackers who perpetrated the Target theft seem to have stolen the data during a 19-day period beginning on 27 November.

Ramirez worked alone in the Target thefts, he added.

Much of that is in the private sector, but Beijing's initiative - targeting theft and food poisoning, say police - shows how officials are increasingly mandating companies to install cameras and link up private networks with official ones.

That means the device is really only targeting theft detection when you park your bicycle relatively nearby.

He didn't want me to print his name, lest he become a target of theft.

But it may also be a target for theft by terrorists or states seeking nuclear weapons.

He said overcrowding and outmoded transportation and cargo-handling systems made the American ports an easy target for theft and terrorism.

Roger seeks him out for Pathfinder, a conglomerate run from Oslo, and sees him as a target for theft as he secretly owns a valuable Rubens that apparently came into the family's hands by way of Nazi confiscation during the second world war.

That janky old laptop you buy from Craigslist will not be as attractive a target for theft as a brand new computer.

With the iPhones being such a high profile target for theft (and loss; I've misplaced mine more times than I care to admit), this definitely makes MobileMe's $99 asking price easier to swallow.

Focussing on Japan in particular, we conjecture that the uptick in burglary from the late 1990s reflects the increased attractiveness of mobile phones as a target for theft, which caused the increases in burglary as well as a sharp upswing in larceny that we identified in the recorded crime data but which is not shown here.