Sentence examples for easy to violate from inspiring English sources

Often, so many conditions are imposed on their probation or parole — like not being allowed to drink alcohol after being convicted of passing a bad check — that it is easy to violate just one and end up in custody.

The mobility of wealth and its owners, coupled with the legal and financial skill of wealth managers, makes it all too easy to violate the spirit of laws while adhering to them formally.

Technology like the Worldbeam should strengthen the world's responsible governments against terrorists and criminals, and the individual against busybodies (government-hired or free agents) who find it all too easy to violate private stores of information.

It's easy to violate an object.

As increasing resistivity increases the skin depth and makes the quasi-uniform assumption easier to violate, this observation suggests that these humps reflect source bias.

"For some reason, in the logic of war," says Ortiz, it's always "easier to violate and kill black people".

INTELLECTUAL property is a sticky subject, now that the internet and various electronic formats have made it so terribly easy to steal violate copyrights.

Napster makes it easy for people to violate copyright laws.

"When everybody started becoming their own self-proclaimed cosmetic dentist," Dr. Clark said, "they tended to concentrate on issues of aesthetics and ignored how easy it is to violate the envelope of function," which includes chewing, swallowing and speaking.

And that raises an important social question: Now that we have the technology to make it easy for people to violate someone else's privacy, even for the best of reasons sometimes, do we as a society promote it, tolerate it or forbid it?" Mr. Godwin said he believed that programs like Spector needed some regulation.

And technological evolution will make it easier and easier for small groups to violate sovereignty on a larger and larger scale.