Sentence examples for a terrible breach from inspiring English sources

"A terrible breach of trust".

"This is a terrible breach," Lester A. Pines, a lawyer in Madison, Wis., said of Mr. Marcoux's television interview.

On Sundays, he did not attend his father's service; he went to the Quakers instead, creating a terrible breach within the family.

It would be a terrible breach of protocol, after all, to give away the ending of a mystery story; and yet it would be hard to decide, in any case, what the "ending" of The Face on the Cutting-Room Floor actually is – one of the book's many peculiar qualities being that the enigmas surrounding it do not come to a halt on the final page.

To convict a child of terrorism was a terrible breach of their rights, he said — to execute them was "unthinkable".

Sir Bruce Keogh, medical director of the NHS, said there had been a "gross and terrible breach of trust" of the patients, the NHS seeks to serve.

The feverish pace of attempted rescue and clean-up leading to the brink of rebuilding downtown bespeaks the need of all to remember this terrible breach by repairing it.

Discovery caved, and gave me a terrible choice: sue for breach of contract and become mired in years of legal nightmares, or take a $150,000 'kill fee' and sit on a beach for a year.

In fact, an entire story line, about a love potion, a broken contract and a terrible revenge enacted by Hecate on the woman who breached it, had eluded me.

Government senators worked themselves up talking about how this is an abuse of parliamentary processes, a clear breach of conventions, an affront to comity, and a terrible precedent.

Today was a terrible day for the 143 million consumers impacted by the Equifax data breach.