Sentence examples for checks that left from inspiring English sources

Vine identified inefficiency, poor customer service, and a lack of security and data checks that left often vulnerable asylum seekers facing further lengthy and distressing delays, including former unaccompanied children whose cases should have been swiftly dealt with.

Dr. Parker recalled that the appointment had been a 15-minute "med check" that left little time for careful assessment of any Adderall addiction.

The missing "bounds check" that left OpenSSL vulnerable was in an update to the heartbeat extension written by a young volunteer in Germany.

This was before Scott Stevens, the Devils' captain, put Philadelphia's Daymond Langkow out of the game with a hard shoulder check that left Langkow with a cut and a concussion.

your body is the first thing you want to use to stop the attack men so don't try go for new checks that will leave your attacker space, close him down and put body pressure on him.

Meanwhile, officials are building what LeVault called a "financial firewall" that allows him to review every invoice and check that leaves city hall.

The same was true for St . Johns in a 45-minute slam dance complete with jersey tugs, hip checks and hammerlocks that left the Red Storm seeded third in the conference tournament, which begins Wednesday.

The company attributed some of the weakness to a delay in tax refund checks that have left people short of cash.

At 12 minutes 54 seconds of the first, Flames defenseman Cory Sarich rocked the Sharks' captain, Patrick Marleau, with an unpenalized check along the boards that left him bloodied.

But without Stevens, opposing scorers won't need to peek to know where he is, to see if he is about to deliver a crushing but legal shoulder check, like the one that left Eric Lindros, then with the Flyers, with a concussion in the 2000 conference finals.

Ftorek threw the bench onto the ice because he was incensed that the Referee Stephen Walkom did not call a penalty on Detroit's Mathieu Dandenault for a check near the end boards that left the Devils' Jay Pandolfo bleeding heavily in the second period.