Sentence examples for be hijacked with from inspiring English sources

If you bought a car that could be hijacked with off-the-shelf keys made available over the Internet, you might be tempted to sue the automaker for not doing more to secure the vehicle.

We cannot allow our future to be hijacked with hate.

The most notable Malaysian air tragedy before 2014 was back in 1977, when a commercial flight from Penang to Singapore was hijacked with 93 passengers on board.

Instead, it is already clear to us that the conversation has been hijacked, with the goal of further polarizing our nation into a politically motivated and falsely created class-war.

had warned that the plan would be hijacked along with the plane.

That not only raises the possibility that cars could be stolen with the help of their self-driving systems, but that they could also be hijacked remotely, with their owners on board.

Lawyers who acted for Alice's family said her parents do not want the story of her murder to be "hijacked" by groups with an anti-immigration agenda.

This brings up an interesting point about the implicit trust we put into Twitter and how it can easily be hijacked by those with nefarious intent.

Since an authenticed response for an existing resource may be hijacked and replaced with an NXDOMAIN message, hence falsely denying existence of the resource, it is important to authenticate non-existing resources.

I refuse to sit by silently and allow the faith I grew up with to be hijacked by a crowd that believes they have the dominion to judge whether others are faithful enough or Catholic enough.

For I fear that such an enterprise may be hijacked by those who are obsessed with conveying the right sort of messages to we feckless and idiot punters.