Sentence examples similar to long term attacks from inspiring English sources

This has nothing to do with dealing with unexpected extra pension costs but is part of a long term attack on the welfare state and the dismantling of our national insurance system.

Electronic versions of valuable customer and financial data, as well as proprietary information have elevated the motivation and sophistication of attackers, as evidenced by the rise of Advanced Persistent Threats (APT) that use customised malware to conduct targeted, long-term attacks on organisations.

The French could use it as a base from which to launch long-term attacks on Sedan.

More recently, RS-fMRI has been applied in studies focused on migraine, to assess alterations of baseline intrinsic brain activity, likely related to long term migraine attacks.

In general, sulfate attack initially has a positive effect on concrete performance but this reverses with time and significant deterioration can occur in concrete suffered from a long term sulfate attack.

The long term impact of attacks can already be seen in Figure 8, when comparing the panel of Puzzle 4 before and after the attacks.

For example, intrusion-tolerant replication may be counter-productive in the long term if parallel attacks are in place and malicious stealth intrusions are expected.

Yet the impact of the U.S.-led strike will be limited in the long term, and the attack contradicts Trump's long-stated aversion to getting entangled in foreign wars.

"The long term way to attack the space is customer quality," Malcomson says.

Attack in the long term (ALT): The attacker obtains the new key.

Long term impact of the attacks has been a sharp decrease in participation and activity.