surreptitiously

Not a whisper about how taxpayers have been surreptitiously bailing out banks, and not Greece.

However, the examiners surreptitiously gave some participants a cup of cold beverage to hold, while they gave the others a hot one.

Google broke the trust the open source community had in them, by silently flipping a switch that surreptitiously downloads a binary blob.

Monsanto owns glyphosate AND RoundUp Ready seeds, so they profit surreptitiously on both ends.

Sitting stony-eyed in lecture halls or surreptitiously policing beer-fuelled banter in the uni bar.

There are obvious reasons (WikiLeaks) for keeping track surreptitiously of those visiting him.

If you were to record surreptitiously everything people said under all circumstances, you'd have a whole bunch of people to castigate and berate.

Of the $64K surreptitiously spent on liver abuse, I suspect that acetaminophen accounted for less than $500.

No one with the resources required currently would surreptitiously test a new gene on another human, what happens when the resource and knowledge barrier drop?

Why can't Google [surreptitiously?] rank search results by actual relevancy (e.g.

It would be very hard to trigger the drone surreptitiously.

Eventually his employees developed a system of surreptitiously warning others in meetings if they felt they were in danger of being persuaded by another crackpot suggestion from Jobs.

The original post asked a question: "Why can't Google [surreptitiously?] rank search results by actual relevancy (e.g.

These universities switched from grades and test scores to a more "holistic" evaluation, allowing them to surreptitiously limit the number of Jewish students.

Please re-enter password:" and would surreptitiously record it.

If you controlled the firmware of a device that surreptitiously records more than it should be recording, would you show those "extra" recordings to the mark nicely chronologically sorted with the legitimate recordings?

Surreptitiously racist and full of prejudice.