Sentence examples for damaging security from inspiring English sources

This was not a malicious attack so no damage was done, but the possibility for a damaging security breach was there.

Given the personal and often unprofessional nature of some photos and messages shared on Facebook, this was a potentially damaging security lapse.

But it's no good trying to speed up ID verification if the alternatives being reached for are badly implemented — and end up actively damaging security.

While many see a chief security officer as a figurehead-type position, they still provide executive-level insight into the threats they face and issues to handle — no more than ever after a string of embarrassing and damaging security incidents.

Buffer, the social media scheduling service, experienced a potentially brand-damaging security breach last month that saw a slew of weight-loss spam posted to Twitter and Facebook on behalf of its users.

Strauss was angry because a Spiegel cover story had embarrassed him — which was his definition of damaging national security.

There came a time when it was obvious that the Marcos tie was damaging American security interests and President Ronald Reagan — along with a people power revolution — played a role in easing him peacefully out of power.

And when his fellow Democrats on Capitol Hill essentially abandoned their battle with Mr. Bush on terrorist surveillance, Mr. Obama was freed from one potentially damaging national security debate with his war-hero rival.

By contrast, Mr. Tenet noted that the scientist, Wen Ho Lee, had been charged with downloading and copying files containing nuclear secrets with the intention of aiding a foreign country and damaging national security.

It took out an injunction against myself and the New York Times in order to stop publication – a clear violation of the US constitution's first amendment – claiming that every page and every day's revelations were gravely damaging national security.

"It's long overdue for Congress to close outrageous corporate tax loopholes, increase tax fairness, and use the revenue to stop irrational sequestration cuts from further damaging national security, education, health care, research and innovation and more," he said on Friday.