Sentence examples for lost credentials from inspiring English sources

"Now any city resident, delegate or member of the media can call for information about topics as wide-ranging as visiting hours at the Met and lost credentials," said Kevin Sheekey, president of the convention's host committee.

However, KBA approaches can be vulnerable to security attacks including collusion, guessing, lost credentials, dictionary attacks and brute-force attacks [3].

So would Grim rather lose credentials over a tough editorial or over an an Internet vertical designation?

When I noted that Mr. Trump had not removed The Times's credentials, Mr. Trump said, "You're marginal, you're marginal," apparently meaning we, too, were close to losing credentials to cover him.

Even original TCM hospitals and institutions are losing credentials and resources to Western diagnostics and treatment, which offers greater financial compensation than traditional TCM practices.

Certified teachers may lose credentials for allowing standardized tests to be unsecured, taken, read or "viewed" even by themselves or other teachers or students.

Professionally she is in a kind of limbo, having lost her credentials last December after she was found guilty of violating church law.

Nonetheless, although participants who had financial losses had a better average than those who lost only credentials during phishing attacks (a 10%% difference), small sample sizes prohibit us from conducting proper tests for significance.

Although most of our participants reported that there was no loss after being subjected to phishing attacks, 4.19 % reported that they lost their credentials after such attacks and 1.31 % reported financial losses after being phished.

We also attempted to gather some understanding as to whether there was any difference in detecting phishing between individuals who lost only credentials and those who lost financial data during phishing attacks; potentially the latter category would be much more prepared since the attacks reached their finances.

The six year rate for disbarment nationally would be 0.42percentt -- about ten times the figure cited in the film of one in 2500 Illinois teachers who "ever" lost their credentials.