Sentence examples for breached more from inspiring English sources

Even the SEC came under fire for the timing of its September 2017 revelation that its EDGAR electronic filing system had been breached more than a year before.

The breach rate for asbos has risen, from less than 40% in 2003 to 56% by the end of 2009, with 41% being breached more than once.

Fujian's traditional isolation has also been breached more recently by the construction of modern highways, linking it to neighbouring Jiangxi and Zhejiang provinces; in addition, an express highway along the coastline now connects Fuzhou with Xiamen.

While in the Spanish colonies these laws were breached more than observed, they provided at least some protection for the Indians, and there was nothing like them in any of the other European overseas colonies of the period.

But this spring's productions suggest that an era of more invigorating cross-pollination between the worlds may be in the offing, that the walls of the ghetto are being breached more frequently.

The average breach rate for the asbos since 1999 works out at 56% (or 10,380) that were breached at least once, with 41% (or 7,682) breached more than once.

JJB, it said, had breached banking covenants and was likely to breach more, meaning its funding was not guaranteed.

One facet of the new rigour was that the country's deficit could not breach more than 3 percent of GDP.

Water levels on parts of the Somerset Levels have risen again, breaching more flood defences.

These statistics on asbos, for example, show that 56% of those issued have been breached, many more than once".

The relevance of this fixture had vanished for Spartak, who were breached once more by a firm downward header by Ivanovic from a Drogba set-piece.