Sentence examples for breach even from inspiring English sources

After a huge data breach, even that could be in peril.

Our intestinal walls are also loaded with immune cells, and they can make this kind of breach even more damaging.

But we've never seen a breach even half as ruinous or as imminently destructive as the one that just exposed 36 million possible adulterers to a gawking public.

Though a 15-mile channel was eventually finished, Mr. Trowell added, a sandy ridge proved difficult to breach, even for Appalachian gold miners, and the project faltered.

All named tenants in a regulated apartment may be found liable for unpaid rent and sued in the event of a lease breach, even when that default is caused by just one of them.

County court and youth courts are to be given powers to impose detention orders, curfews and supervision orders in cases of serious breach even though these remain "civil sanctions".

NEW ORLEANS — When Hurricane Katrina hit and the murky waters rushed through levee breaches, even the facts were drowned.

It seems no coincidence that this year's UKIP surge has barely breached even the outskirts of the UK capital.

The report noted that the White House was informed on the day Hurricane Katrina hit that the levees had been breached, even though the administration earlier said it had learned the next day.

The sharp fall in the unemployment rate to 7.15 per cent from 7.69 per cent means that the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee is faced with the prospect that one of its triggers for raising interest rates may soon be breached, even though for once, inflation is at target.

Each of those banks can argue that Mr. Madoff was at least equally responsible for the harm, and therefore they should not be held liable for any common law breaches, even if the trustee has standing to pursue claims against them.