Sentence examples for easily breached from inspiring English sources

Ms. Baldwin and Mr. Reuben looked stunned: such a formidable barrier, so easily breached.

Embankments built to contain the rising waters have been more easily breached as a result.

Jihad is terrified because his security has been so easily breached".

The border itself is marked by a low concrete wall topped with barbed wire, which is easily breached.

Though its defenses were easily breached, the phone company apparently was not prepared to help prosecute illicit wiretaps.

Unlike the nearby container-port's high fences, with their barbed wire, armed guards and anti-intruder technology, the co-operative's boundaries are easily breached.

McClain said officials at the time were concerned that armed terrorists could easily breach the checkpoints and make their way to the passenger gates and parked aircraft.

Asil Khan, a commander of 500 soldiers in the town of Sayad, said that if the American attacks continued at their current pace for three days, his forces could easily breach Taliban lines.

Some business owners said they would easily breach the £1m barrier and faced a 80% increase in their tax charge when they came to sell what was often their only asset.

Yet it was sadly telling that neither Sonia Gandhi, Congress's cagey leader, nor her son, Rahul Gandhi, the tongue-tied pretender, dared offer the prime minister public backing.The reforms were supposed to cheer investors in need of encouragement and tackle a dangerous budget deficit, which this year will easily breach the official target of 5.1% of GDP.

With more than 90percentt of the nation's votes tabulated by the members of the Election Technology Council, the sheer volume of available ballot transactions that have been successfully recorded since the 2004 general election easily breaches the one billion mark, yet these successes are somehow overlooked.