Sentence examples for mundane security from inspiring English sources
What is real is grief, an emotion that arises from the cruel discovery that there are no happy endings, that loss -- of friend and neighbors, of a beloved city, of the mundane security of daily life -- does not end.
E1 Culling Art From the Mundane The security scramble after Sept. 11 presented Isabelle Devos, a Canadian photographer, with an opportunity.
The panel held just two public hearings that year, both somewhat mundane discussions of embassy security and the State Department-initiated review of the 2012 attack that claimed the lives of four Americans, including Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens.
It turns mundane work events – like having new security-badge photos taken - into insightful and witty character studies".
FOREIGNERS may fret about the threat from the Philippines' Muslim terrorists and separatists, but for well-to-do Filipinos, the country's biggest security problem is something more mundane: kidnapping.
The first home networks are more mundane, automating controls like temperature, lighting and security systems.
Howard said the elite units, armed with automatic weapons, were trained to respond to terrorism or more mundane issues, like passengers frustrated by the rigorous security procedures.
But the most ubiquitous security concern may be the most mundane: visitors for whom those "Do Not Touch" signs are a challenge rather than a warning.
Our parents were so leery of outside scrutiny that mundane matters were given the status of high-level security; my husband's mother forbade her children to reveal any illness more serious than a cold.
It says the work is meant to lead "the viewer to question the function of urban infrastructure and the security of the built environment, consider the mundane as a subject for sculpture, or simply to smile in amusement".
By doing that, companies may have a better shot at detecting security breaches that might come from even mundane miscalculations or employees being careless about the security of that data.
