Someone was sabotaging his company and trying to extort money from it.

Also included were plans for "psychological warfare," like the sabotaging of Government broadcasts.

Farm interests were one of the forces behind the sabotaging of the wetlands rules.

Surely he didn't suspect her of sabotaging the lasers.

He shouldn't have been so obvious in sabotaging her calibrations, though he'd done his best to make each change appropriately subtle.

In retrospect, the first step I took was the unintentional sabotaging of my droll life.

He was confusing her, sabotaging the lines of communication between them and making her sound even more guilty than she had to start with.

However, the disparate Christian leaders regarded their counterparts with suspicion and accused each other of sabotaging the campaign.

The Bosnian Serbs were chiefly responsible for sabotaging that plan.

The local population was against the relocation of the sculpture, going as far as sabotaging the vehicles which came for it.

Head coach Blažević went further, directly accusing Misimović of sabotaging him.

A16 Syria accused Israel of sabotaging peace talks.

I'd like to know of any practical steps I can take to restore my confidence and stop sabotaging my own chances at landing a job.

In past wars, Republicans accused these domestic opponents of sabotaging American morale and aiding the enemy.

Harvey later accused Cotterill of sabotaging the Club's activities, but without substantiating the claim.

Who is sabotaging the spa and can Nancy catch the culprit before the spa loses all of its clients?

Kimmie, who is fumed by this move, is bent on sabotaging Betty's coup.

They killed twenty-six employees of a research lab in Prague by sabotaging their system, shutting down the air supply, and sealing all doors."

The Navy won a guarantee that there would be no sabotaging of shipping in New York Harbor.

The Bar Association has fought hard, and so far successfully, against the sabotaging of the Legal Services Corporation.

No publication could afford to turn down this much advertising, but it was obvious that the financial windfall came with a price, the sabotaging of editorial policy.

The Hamas office in Amman had openly urged the sabotaging of peace talks with terrorist attacks inside Israel.

"They have destroyed one of our cities by sabotaging a node of the apparatus, and they have seized another."

The program purpose was to collect intelligence cycle on potential contingency plans of Carter administration sabotaging of certain bomb-related installations and facilities.

The Agents are tasked with sabotaging key Cell structures and raiding underground mutant tunnels.

They have the power to sabotage much of her program.

I will no longer give power over me to anyone else, so they can sabotage my life.

Had the students even taken the test, company officials asked, or was there sabotage?

And all of this while someone was trying to sabotage everything they'd worked for.

Not all women sabotage their financial security - by a long shot.

Community members have sometimes tried to sabotage their own star players.

And science, which seems to change daily, could sabotage the companies.

There had always been the chance someone might sabotage it.

Suddenly, in the last 10 months, the Government has decided to sabotage my business.

"You should know that from the very beginning they've done everything they could to sabotage us," he told me.

This would give them another year to sabotage the system again, and that's not a good thought.

"There are things they do to try to sabotage us."

None of the bad guys got in to sabotage us.

How much did they pay you to sabotage my ship?

They said he was trying to sabotage the work of another employee.

Would you have us sabotage Jim's plan by moving too soon?

And if we could sabotage the entrance in some way.

The group was planning to sabotage the site and free the woman.

It would be too much trouble to sabotage each and every one of them.

Yet the President seems determined to sabotage his own good idea.

One, they just might be able to sabotage the American production plant.

But at the same time, she continues to sabotage her own best efforts.

But they did a whole bunch of things to us, like trying to sabotage our show.

The only way to sabotage the rocket is from the inside.

"So you do think someone from the outside could have sabotaged the ship."

Point is, as I said, we have little to no evidence of sabotage.

They could not even find out what, or how much, of sabotage had been done.

He would have been there for one reason only sabotage.

Had any of the men there something to do with the sabotage?

The whole thing may be sabotage, and there's only one way to find the answer.

And where did the sabotage fit in, if at all?

Within a few years, the evidence of sabotage was more compelling.

If an act of sabotage was under way, then lives could be in danger.

The example of sabotage, discussed above, was a case in point.

We'll have to be much more careful about sabotage, of course.

"What on earth has sabotage got to do with it?"

The styles of sabotage, however, were different in the two cases.

The company has suggested that sabotage may have been involved.

Any sort of business might be vulnerable to such sabotage, he said.

Yet not a single case of sabotage was known to have occurred.

The fire was believed to be an act of sabotage by workers.

The sabotage took place on the evening of 27 April 1943.

I was in his office when the report of sabotage to your plane came through.

Which would make us close enough to work a little sabotage, no doubt?

The evidence of sabotage which he had seen thus far did not feel like Ship.

I refused to talk until she had seen the sabotage.

"You say this sabotage was supposed to have been done a year ago?"

Many other acts of sabotage would take place over the next few years.

No one as yet suspected it might have been sabotage.

You are now free to carry out your sabotage mission.