Sentence examples for great breach from inspiring English sources

An early challenge to reclamation was the "Great Breach" between Bombay and Worli.

It was a great breach of trust and national security and he plead guilty, was convicted and is serving a very long prison term.

It is less of a loophole (technical definition: an arrow slit in the wall of a fortress) than a socking great breach through which the Government invites corporate giants to drive a coach and horses.

They revealed the great breach between what our government says it's doing and what it really does.

Great Breach Wood is a biological Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) and is situated just 1.4 mile north-east from Somerton, near the hamlet of Littleton.

The barrage lasted until 6 June, as a result of which "there was made a great breach, that two battalions were lined up on either side to take the city".

Perhaps the greatest breach in centuries in the wall of secrecy that surrounds the Vatican.

It is hard to imagine a greater breach of that role than Devenney's actions".

Just ask Mr. Caspar or any of his counterparts around the world who tried to hold Google accountable for what one of them, the Australian communication minister Stephen Conroy, called "probably the single greatest breach in the history of privacy".

The great William James, who named the field and was the first to talk of the "stream of consciousness" of subjective life, also noted in his Principles of Psychology: "Perhaps the greatest breach in nature is the breach from one mind to another".

He echoes Dodd's frustration that too much of what Congress does these days trickles into the press, unlike the back-room dealing of yesteryear, and Frank's concern that the financial crisis ushered in the "greatest breach between elite and public opinion that I have ever seen".