Sentence examples for malicious treat from inspiring English sources

Bilked of a malicious treat, Beaton caricatures his guest's effortful blandness: "John contorted his face and looked like an oyster squirted with lemon".

If none of the IPs in the conversation are known to be malicious, we treat that conversation as benign.

There is simply no reason football and other sports at pro, college and even high school levels should any longer treat malicious on-field actions as beyond criminal prosecution.

"The incidents are being treated as malicious communications".

Police found no evidence of suspicious devices and said the incidents were being treated as "malicious communications".

The split between local spectrum decisions leads to innocent sensors being treated as malicious and consequently removed from the shared spectrum sensing.

Meanwhile, WND has made the mistakes -- some might call them malicious falsehoods -- of treating an April Fool's story as real, hyping a bogus "Kenyan birth certificate" for Barack Obama, and making a claim about Obama that was so bogus even fellow birthers were compelled to shoot it down, among many other mistakes.

The conflict in the South Atlantic – and especially the memory of those who lost their lives in the war on both sides – deserve to be treated not with malicious mockery, but with understanding and respect.

The FBI website was intermittently unavailable on Thursday evening due to what officials said was being "treated as a malicious act".

When the reputation value is lower than a discarded threshold λ, the SU is identified as a malicious one; otherwise, it is treated as a honest one.

"The Department is working to ensure the website is available while we investigate the origins of this activity, which is being treated as a malicious act until we can fully identify the root cause of the disruption," the spokeswoman said.