Sentence examples for breaches even from inspiring English sources

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

Yet with the right preparation, executives from CISOs to board members can help mitigate damage from breaches, even if they can't prevent them entirely.

First, Yahoo submitted a filing to financial regulators last month that stated it did not know of any significant security breaches, even as the company was investigating what would turn out to be an unprecedented hack of 500 million accounts.

Such a contract is not too indefinite or uncertain to be enforceable at least for partial breaches even though it is impossible to predict precisely when the contingency will occur that will bring the contract to an end". See Proctor v. Union Coal Co. 243 Mass.

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.

In the continuing quest of Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright to clamp down on security breaches even as she prepares to leave, the State Department said today that disciplinary action was being taken against six employees who it said were involved in the disappearance of a laptop computer nearly a year ago.

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.

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

A foreign breach — even if limited and quickly identified — could lead many Americans to wonder if there were other, unnoticed breaches.

She said if a company had to tell consumers about every breach even if no data leaked out, consumers would become "numb" to the notices and ignore them.