Sentence examples for critical secrets from inspiring English sources
Dan Quayle charged the administration with "appeasement" of China in "espionage involving our most critical secrets".
With unnerving efficiency, suspects are beaten, suffocated, electrocuted, drugged, assaulted with knives, or more exotically abused; almost without fail, these suspects divulge critical secrets.
He has also shown relentless determination and uncovered some of the season's most critical secrets.
In the preface to his book, A Presidential Legacy and The Warren Commission, Ford said the CIA destroyed or kept from investigators critical secrets connected to the 1963 assassination of President John F. Kennedy.
At the time, Burr also said he planned to give back a critical secret document, the Panetta Review, that underpins the entire Senate investigation into the CIA's torture program.
After all, a company whose data security is breached could lose critical trade secrets in a matter of seconds.
Government officials were interested in knowing whether any critical American secrets had fallen into Iraqi hands and how those leaks could be plugged.
But scientists are steadily unlocking the critical biological secrets of addiction and the reasons that some people become addicted to specific substances but others do not.
Before the Snowden revelations, General Alexander's idea appeared to be gaining some ground because of concerns over the cyber-enabled Chinese theft of critical corporate secrets, including some designs for the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter.
But these lawyers say the immigration service lawyers also appear aware that the courts have been critical of secret evidence so they are avoiding describing their information in those terms.
