Sentence examples for little breach from inspiring English sources

A microexpression is just a tiny little breach; you have to widen it, deepen it, explore further".

This huge but little publicized breach of Soviet security helped accelerate the fall of Communism.

A little Data Breach Security Program insurance, offered by your payment processor or directly through most insurers, goes a long way.

According to the participants, HIV testing often occurred without consent; there was little privacy; breaches of confidentiality were commonplace; and denial of medical treatment occurred routinely.

"That flowed on to intervention orders not being enforced, arrest warrants remaining outstanding, and intervention orders being breached, with little consequence for breaching them.

There exists little reason to breach confidentiality here, but other cases would certainly merit this saving grace.

Seems the little baby is breached.

But until about a decade ago, the rules governing refuges, first imposed in 1966, have sometimes been honored in the breach, with little effort made to determine whether operations like those in the Delta refuge were harming animal habitat.

Early reaction in the music industry saw Little Richard claim for breach of copyright in a track recorded by the Beatles in 1964 for the Beatles for Sale album, as well as Ringo Starr credit songwriter Clifford T. Ward as the inspiration for his Ringo's Rotogravure song "Lady Gaye".

And there is little doubt that grave breaches of all these treaties still inflict misery on millions and threaten international peace.

"The export ban announced by Greyhounds Australasia in 2013 has become a farce, with routine breaches and little or no enforcement effort.