Sentence examples for a more malicious from inspiring English sources

But Mr Cheney has no ambition to become president.There is also a more malicious explanation for Mr Cheney's diminishing profile.

And because many pathogens can share genes horizontally, a resistance gene that evolves in the harmless residents of your gut could easily make its way into a more malicious invader.

A more malicious program, dubbed "freeze," locks up a computer system for a certain duration -- minutes or possibly even hours -- risking the loss of data that was unsaved if the computer is restarted.

Spyware: A more malicious data miner aimed at stealing confidential information like passwords and account numbers.

This masquerade ended when apps seeded with BadNews got a prompt from one of three command and control servers, then it started pushing out and installing a more malicious programme called AlphaSMS.

While the bad news is that it will happen again and by a more malicious agent than the alleged US teenager that did it this time, the good news is that there were some smart companies at CES that were creating cybersecurity redoubts against such threats.

The comment, probably inspired by the Wife of Bath and her glee at wedding, bedding, dominating and surviving five husbands, says: "A woman is less pitiful than a man, more envious than a serpent and more malicious than a tyrant, more deceitful than a devil".

This could be accomplished, he said, by sending an e-mail message containing a clandestine program that lowers the computer's security settings, paving the way for a second, more malicious program.

Entirely out of keeping with the moment, she hit out: "My party's a little bit bigger than his is!" A tetchy, bullying, mean-spirited line that revealed that below her assured exterior lies a darker, more malicious force.

With the proliferation of the dark web, though, hackers are just as likely to sell your data to other criminals criminals who often have a far more malicious, and targeted, intent.

Sometimes it's a little more malicious. .