Sentence examples for destroying hard from inspiring English sources

When officers used sledgehammers to break down the reinforced metal door at one Moscow office, they found employees manically destroying hard drives and throwing stacks of papers into an industrial shredder.

Updated at 2.48pm BST Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 10.26am BST10 26 Kirsty Hughes, chief executive of Index on Censorship, has put out this statement following Alan Rusbridger's revelations about how pressure from "shadowy Whitehall figures" led to the Guardian destroying hard drives in a basement.

Also drawing fire is the review's proposal to develop low-yield nuclear weapons, or "mini-nukes," for possible use in destroying hard or deeply buried targets, like underground bunkers used by rogue states in developing and storing weapons of mass destruction.

The paper wound up destroying hard drives with the documents on them in front of government employees.

The North Koreans have also pummeled South Korea with cyber attacks, destroying hard drives and shutting down banking operations.

When Britain's the Guardian newspaper was pressured into destroying hard drives and laptops containing leaked documents from Edward Snowden, US officials looked on with a performed air of smug bafflement.

This led the Guardian to agree to destroy hard drives after Heywood threatened to block further publication of details of the files using a high court injunction.

To do so, officials must destroy hard evidence and, at the same time, protect and immunize those who followed their illegal orders.

A little high-handed, perhaps, but quite different from the sort of virus that lives just to destroy hard disks.If agents are so clever, why are they not yet ubiquitous?

The UK is setting a pretty bad example by using its anti-terror laws to arrest reporters and their sources and publicly taking power tools to destroy hard disks that supposedly have "dangerous" information on them.

Speaking on a visit to York, Cameron said the Guardian had shown "understanding" when it had agreed to destroy hard drives: I think our intelligence and security services do a very good job of keeping us safe.