Sentence examples for most significant breach from inspiring English sources

Philby's most significant breach happened during the Second World War, when he conned his way into M.I.6's document room, and read the agency's secret file on its intelligence assets in the Soviet Union.

WASHINGTON — A top Pentagon official has confirmed a previously classified incident that he describes as "the most significant breach of U.S. military computers ever," a 2008 episode in which a foreign intelligence agent used a flash drive to infect computers, including those used by the Central Command in overseeing combat zones in Iraq and Afghanistan.

The most significant breach of the ceasefire occurred on 5 March 2008, when up to sixteen soldiers were killed.

The wave of violence constitutes the most significant breach of the ceasefire between the government and the LTTE since 2002.

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".

It marked one of the most significant breaches of White House security during the Obama administration, and led to criticism of the Secret Service in Congress.

Disclosures linked to Mr. Snowden now rank among the most significant breaches in the strict secrecy of the N.S.A., the largest American intelligence agency, since its creation in 1952.

VATICAN CITY — Pope Benedict XVI's former butler admitted in testimony on Tuesday to betraying the pope by copying and leaking confidential papal documents, one of the most significant breaches in recent Vatican history, but he insisted that his motives had been pure.

LONDON, Nov. 21 — The British government struggled Wednesday to explain its loss of computer disks containing detailed personal information on 25 million Britons, including an unknown number of bank account identifiers, in what analysts described as potentially the most significant privacy breach of the digital era.

The specific database example he cited was, he said, "the most significant privacy breach" he'd "ever heard about, that this country has suffered" — ramming his point home with mesmerizing conviction.

Meanwhile, "Magna Carta" retreads a fair number of old Jay-Z tropes; the most significant frontier it breaches might be the privacy of his fans, many of whom gave up their personal account data to order the album through the Samsung app.