Sentence examples for easily hijacked from inspiring English sources

But his work was easily hijacked.

A gift to demagogues, they grumble, and easily hijacked by irrelevant side arguments.

Millions of Android phones could be easily hijacked, using software that was installed on them by their manufacturers.

The EU directive had to go straight back to the drawing board.Also, regulatory harmonisation is easily hijacked by special interests.

To make matters worse, the prefrontal cortex has a novelty bias, meaning that its attention can be easily hijacked by something new – the proverbial shiny objects we use to entice infants, puppies, and kittens.

The framers had created a federal governmental apparatus too well insulated from the popular will, too difficult to mobilize for any common purpose, whether confiscatory or constructive, and too easily hijacked by special interests whose machinations eluded public scrutiny.

You can easily hijack the attention of the press and the punditry, but what are we going to do to lay a predicate for governing?" Last week was a good illustration.

Without all of those, this effort could too easily be hijacked by powerful corporations and their high-paid lobbyists.

Yet without the boycott campaign and President Obama's final decision not to lend his name to the process, the Geneva conference could have easily been hijacked by the new theocratic powers of the world.

To be sure, governments can become despotic and erratic, corrupt and bloated; their institutions can all too easily be hijacked by landed magnates, merchants or even, on occasions, the people.

This brings up an interesting point about the implicit trust we put into Twitter and how it can easily be hijacked by those with nefarious intent.