Sentence examples for much more malicious from inspiring English sources

I liked the range of problems: from the oddly eccentric, with a society for men with bright red hair to the boringly mundane that turned out to be something much more malicious.

There's much more prospect of malicious activity on all the other things that are getting connected to the internet.

And the degradation is much more severe than single malicious user case.

When, before the separation, the 'Squidgygate' tape recording had surfaced, allegedly detailing a telephone conversation between Diana and a lover, the story was widely disbelieved as a malicious invention, much more so than the so-called 'Camillagate' tape, in which the Prince of Wales, inter alia, appeared to be favouring re-incarnation as a tampon.

(ii) When estimation error goes beyond 4 units of radio range, it would take much more rounds to detect the malicious node.

When estimation error goes beyond 4 units of radio range, it would take much more rounds to detect the malicious node.

Such individuals might be awkward or insensitive, but they are not actively malicious; they are much more likely to be the targets of cruelty than the perpetrators.

"Malicious envy felt much more frustrating, the experience led to a motivation to hurt the other, and one hoped that the other would fail in something," van de Ven wrote.

As the result, even after a malicious access is identified, the requester can still keep issuing more malicious access requests without much fear of punitive consequences from the access control system in subsequent accesses.

Note that a protocol with 'proper measures against malicious parties' will be much more expensive computationally and hence impractical for large-scale deployment.

It will also be much more difficult for the Department of Defense to recognize a malicious and false libel prepared by a private concern doing business with the Government.