Sentence examples for breaches made from inspiring English sources

In 2018, data privacy and cyber breaches made headlines throughout the year.

Metal pilings, rocks and sandbags were used to temporarily seal breaches made by Hurricane Katrina.

Rangers' current owners will not be held responsible for any breaches made by the previous company.

But despite that spend, Yahoo says the breaches made no material impact on its business.

The findings also stated that Rangers' current owners should not be held responsible for any breaches made by the previous company.

The findings also stated that the current owners should not be held responsible for any breaches made by the previous company.

But "chaotic" mechanisms for recording breaches makes departmental comparisons "meaningless", the NAO said.

At best, such data breaches make a small dent in a firm's reputation and the whole thing blows over, as it did SLC's case.

Such breaches make dissidents and human rights workers particularly vulnerable because they can allow repressive regimes, or supporters of those regimes, to spy on their online activities.

As security breaches make headlines, corporate boards yearn for safer operations.

Generally speaking, only the major ethical breaches make the news; either due to the magnitude of the money involved or by the number of people affected.