Sentence examples for become to attack from inspiring English sources

"The more software people have on their computers, and the more they are online, the more vulnerable they become to attack," said Avi Rubin, an Internet security expert at AT&T Labs Research in Florham Park, N.J. "All the factors that contribute to increased vulnerability are becoming more and more common".

As soon as things get smart, something stupid also happens: they become vulnerable to attack.

It may, however, become harder to attack Iraq with impunity.

The current Democratic majority has its share of internal contradictions, and as it expands demographically it will become vulnerable to attack on many fronts.

Bill Teuber, EMC's chief financial officer, says the slowdown in the US economy has caused some customers to become "hesitant to attack the markets they serve" and that others have added additional levels of authorisation to purchase orders.

Lenovo has apologised for causing its customers to become susceptible to attack, and has promised not to pre-install the Superfish visual-discovery software again though it has not exactly sworn off junkware altogether.

If Wal-Mart's growth rate falls, while that of others increases, its economic model may destabilize and become vulnerable to attack.

The Romans permitted them to plunder the country, in order that they might freely indulge in food and drink, and so become easier to attack; then assailing them, they destroyed a great many and captured their camp.

Once OH−forms a Si OH bond with surface Si, the Si O network that connects the surface Si atoms with internal Si centers starts to collapse, thus exposing additional Si sites that become susceptible to attack.

"It's like it's almost become fashionable to attack Islam.

On the other hand, the early development of the bishop means that White is more vulnerable to the check Bf8 b4+, the b2-pawn is not defended, and in some rare cases the Bf4 can become subject to attack.