Sentence examples for cheap to attack from inspiring English sources
"The rise of botnets and crimeware-as-a-service have led to an untenable situation where websites are now cheap to attack and expensive to defend," said Ray Rothrock, partner at Venrock,.
Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg says that it's "cheap politics" to attack Hillary Clinton for her handling of the Sept. 11, 2012, attacks in Benghazi, Libya.
Do you want it in California?" ("If you are opposed to a thing these days," one frustrated health-care advocate wrote, "the cheapest way to attack it is to call it 'German.' ") The people of California voted it down.
But, he argues, a cheaper way to attack the problem would be to go to the root of the issue and restructure the country's debt — a form of default, because it would mean reducing the debt or easing the payment terms, or both — and use a smaller amount of public money to help the process.
We can now expect an innovative surge in global production of chemical and bioweapons which have effectively just become a cheaper way to attack the U.S. (and its allies).
Yes, our government changed the rules so foreign brands could sell in domestic dealer showrooms, making it cheap for them to attack this market.
In part, says a local Republican bigwig, the Romney campaign has suffered from tactical blunders, as when it failed to spot that the Obama camp was snapping up cheap cable TV spots to attack Mr Romney in the state's west.
Senator Schumer and colleagues nonetheless continue to attack China for its cheap currency.
It makes no sense to attack one of the cheapest and most popular forms of energy while ploughing ahead with fracking in the face of local opposition".
How do you know when to attack your own products with better and cheaper products?
