Sentence examples for considered insecure from inspiring English sources
The area is considered insecure and is used by insurgents, Mr. Hayatullah said.
Thus, because the archaeologists have found no traces of occupation of the site between the 4th and 17th centuries, they have been able to confirm that even an area little more than a mile from the Seine was long considered insecure for habitation.
Even if there had not been a specific warning of a terrorist attack, there had been general warnings, and Yemen was considered insecure enough that the American Embassy there was closed as a security precaution on the day the Cole stopped to refuel.
This is the weaker type of attack and, therefore, a system vulnerable to this attack is considered insecure.
But a spokesperson for LeakBase disagreed, telling TechCrunch that the passwords were hashed with the MD5 algorithm, which is considered insecure.
Even though, the P2P is considered insecure, it might be possible for researchers to develop new security protocols for such network overlays.
And that it may also include apps that some might consider insecure by design (such as social media apps which focus on sharing), or make it easier for users to download other app stores.
It may also include apps that some might consider insecure by design (such as social media apps that focus on sharing), or even make it easier for users to download other app stores — such as Amazon's app store — where they can get such apps if they wish.
About 32% of restaurant workers would be considered "food insecure" by the US Department of Agriculture's definition, as a newly released report found.
That is, if Flickr had wanted to create a successful service that leveraged Twitter's social graph, they would have had to sacrifice their own login system for that of Twitter's — which until more recently was considered very insecure.
