Sentence examples for double breach from inspiring English sources

The Record was wrong, but not as wrong as might be suggested by a double breach of the code.

By the end of this decade, the IMF forecasts that oil prices will double to breach the $200 mark.

And, unless we radically rein in our global carbon emissions, that figure is expected to double and breach the 800 mark by the end of this century.

WAKARUSA, Ind .— With his administration bracing for a report on Friday that could show unemployment breaching double digits, President Obama returned here on Wednesday for a fourth visit to a county that passed that mark months ago.

When does inter-party cross-and-double-cross become breach of trust, a criminal offence that can carry a maximum term of three years imprisonment?Should such borderline conduct, asks Inspector Mazor, be judged in a court of law or the court of public opinion?

A woman in Ohio is charging the double-As for breach of contract for… mum… not supplying MMS with the 3.0 firmware.

The uptake of foreign DNA by plastids can be induced through stress treatments (Cerutti and Jagendorf 1995) and transformation accomplished using various methods (Maliga 2004), which further demonstrates that once the double membrane is breached, incorporation of foreign DNA is not a difficult step and can readily occur by homologous recombination (Maréchal and Brisson 2010).

Churches are stepping into the breach by doubling up as night shelters in winter.

In a double sense, Guido lives in breach of contract.

Cornell told Smithsonian: "It's like if you see a double rainbow over a whale breaching... you're just lucky that you're there.

In addition, 60 bombs landed in the harbor near Nagato, causing breaches to her double hull which let 2,000 tons of water into the ship.