Sentence examples for impervious to attacks from inspiring English sources

No matter that the United States has been mostly impervious to attacks on its soil: "American settlers' vulnerability is "our founding trauma".

Trump, the New York billionaire and former reality TV star who has been virtually impervious to attacks from his opponents, pushed the limits of his political rhetoric again in Sioux Center, Iowa.

Now, if you aren't immediately skeptical when hearing that a security product is going to be impervious to attacks, you are not doing your job as a security professional.

Mr Peña Nieto has so far seemed impervious to attack.

He is thick-skinned, seemingly impervious to attack, but unforgiving in matters of deference and respect.

These were minor incidents, but they did prove that Mac OS X was not impervious to attack.

John Nance, a pilot, author and aviation analyst for ABC News, said that corporate jets are not impervious to attack.

Rubella is a virus disease, like real measels, smallpox, mumps, poleomeylities; every virus disease has to run its course, being impervious to attack by drugs or serums.

The military has been careful to point out that the new vehicle is not impervious to attack, and that a sufficiently powerful bomb can destroy any vehicle.

Bishop discovers from a hacker (another woman) that the new company is not quite as impervious to attack as they claim.

Lots of security firms make a living from selling information to Microsoft and software firms that produce applications for Windows.That does not mean Macintosh computers are impervious to attack.