Sentence examples for could be scrambled from inspiring English sources

In a minute, with a claim of responsibility, our expectations could be scrambled.

Of course, those political calculations could be scrambled, for both the mayor and his would-be successors, after Tuesday's primaries, depending on the matchups in the general election.

We are on the quick response area of Upper Heyford airfield, where once upon a time military aircraft could be scrambled in six minutes.

Alternatively, signals around the driver's seat could be scrambled by a dashboard-based jammer such as the SkyBloc, made by Trinity-Noble, an American firm.

That means that a typical three-minute song could be scrambled into 180 different codes; anyone taking the time to break a single code would be rewarded with only one second of music.

"You would have to be right next to the dish" to intercept the transmissions, Mr. Gilbert said, adding that the signals could be scrambled if additional security were needed.

Corporate executives could be scrambling to raise billions of dollars in cash this year to pay personal tax bills on their stock options because of a recent United States Tax Court ruling.

GPS signals would be scrambled.

They had to be scrambled and experimental".

Had there been an unexpected crisis at home or anywhere else around the world, that's all – eight jets – that could have been scrambled in emergency response.

At hearings on the matter in Congress, Republicans have repeatedly asked whether fighter jets or special forces could have been scrambled in time to save lives in Benghazi, but were grounded by faint-hearted superiors.