Sentence examples for email disclosure from inspiring English sources

Basically Clinton is like a real-life Pinocchio, trotting about on stage with rigid arms and legs, except she is voiced by a bad actor who can't do jokes and is ill-advisedly flippant about email disclosure.

Another day, another Clinton email disclosure: More messages to be released.

Email (disclosure: I was a presenter, with a "The Achilles' Heel of Email" presentation) earned a major sore point as the favorite tool for hackers to break into corporate networks.

Morrison has been accused of hypocrisy by politicians and human rights advocates following the email disclosures.

It is impossible to know how much the email disclosures affected the outcome of the race, but there is little doubt the revelations harmed Clinton's prospects during the crucial last weeks of the campaign.

Clinton campaign officials have dismissed a poll suggesting that Donald Trump may have taken the lead in the final days before Tuesday's election, insisting they see no evidence of a negative impact from Friday's new FBI email disclosures.

I had assumed that Salmond's apparent willingness to act as a gofer for the Murdochs in return for their editorial support in Scottish elections – both revealed and denied by News International's email disclosures – would be the strongest local angle in the robust Scottish press.

"The Clinton email disclosures grew out of the investigation of Benghazi, which was also a non-scandal that likewise survives only in conservative fever dreams.

"Out of a sample of approximately 20percentt of the Clinton emails, the… reviewers have only recommended 305 documents — approximately 5.1percentt — for referral to their agencies for consultation," Justice Department lawyer Robert Prince wrote in court documents, explaining the slow pace of the email disclosures.

Daniel Metcalfe, the founding director of the Justice Department's Office of Information Policy (OIP), the office that is supposed to ensure other government agencies are adhering to the attorney general's FOIA guidelines, said the public should not be too excited by the email disclosures. .

"Typically, somebody senior's head rolls when there is a hacking scandal, and the embarrassing email disclosures just help determine who that is going to be in this case," said Laura Martin, senior media analyst for Needham & Co. "If she becomes the weak link because people believe she can't actually work in the business, it's just, OK, now we know who it is going to be.