Sentence examples for core attack from inspiring English sources

Cyvera provides real-time prevention against core attack techniques at the endpoint during the exploitation phase, before the malware has a chance to run.

Ion, for instance, is a mid-size mech with a set of energy weapons, including an explosive Laser Core attack; Scorch is a heavy mech with you guessed it lots of fire powers.

Ion, for instance, is a mid-sized mech with a set of energy weapons, including an explosive Laser Core attack; Scorch is a heavy mech with you guessed it lots of fire powers.

Numerous voters expressed similar concerns about whether Romney cares about the middle class, showing that despite the president's deep challenges because of the stagnant economy, the Obama campaign's core attack on Romney appears to be having a significant impact on how voters perceive the presumptive Republican nominee.

The Drudge Report was borne out of the Monica Lewinsky scandal and for years has been seen as a reliable place to find some of the most hard-core attacks on Democrats and liberals.

It's a bit complex but at its core the attack lets you concurrently request your money out of a smart contract over and over before the contract is able to set your account total to zero.

One of my favorite blog stops is The Huffington Post (I like its politics) but I was brought up short a few days ago by an alarming blog by Lisa Nielsen called "Is Common Core an Attack on Progressive Education?" a mode of education that she characterized as "personalized," "child-centred" "developmentally-appropriate," "motivated" and accessible to "learning disabled" children.

Poverty is at the core of attacks on people with albinism.

The other important point to be made about Morris's elision of 'real' and 'unreal' is that it's at the very core of his attack on television itself.

Aetna Inc., the nation's largest health insurer, is in preliminary talks to try to settle its share of a host of lawsuits that attack core marketing and operating practices of the H.M.O.

After his resignation as adviser to Thatcher, Walters campaigned against Britain's membership of the ERM, and predicted doom once the decision to join in 1990 had been taken: the core of his attack became known as the Walters critique.