Sentence examples for most breaches from inspiring English sources

Yet most breaches are still caused by outsiders.

In most breaches investigated by the ICO, emails and passwords went missing, which "although bad, isn't that serious", said Rice.

Ross McKean, partner, Olswang Most breaches are caused by human error or malice; not technology – so training and raising awareness are crucial to minimising risk.

HM Revenue and Customs, Britain's tax authority, recorded the most breaches with 6,041, three of which were reported to the ICO.

Most breaches go unreported, security experts say, because corporate victims fear what disclosure might mean for their stock price, or because those affected never knew they were hacked in the first place.

The department saw about 132,000 patients a year and was responsible for most breaches of the four-hour target within which A&E patients at the two hospitals were meant to be seen.

But most ethical breaches probably never reach either the real estate board or the Department of State.

Most allege breaches of three clauses of the editors' code of practice: accuracy, harassment and discrimination.

One reason for the lack of data, says Mr Charney, is that most security breaches are not detected or reported.

Officials said that only a few officers appeared to have a hand in the most serious breaches.

Labor's immigration spokesman, Richard Marles, said he was "deeply concerned" about what he described as "one of the most significant breaches of privacy in Australian history".