Sentence examples for perimeter becoming from inspiring English sources

Dan Schoenbaum: With the perimeter becoming less defined by the day, security teams are increasingly responsible for defending against digital threats on the open web, where threat actors target their organizations' brand, employees, and customers with tactics such as phishing, malicious mobile apps, and hacking internet-facing assets like websites and web components.

We are completely surrounded and our perimeter is becoming smaller every hour, now it is a matter of fighting for our lives.

This is most apparent in the case of El Cabo where large posts either side of the entrance run up to a third of the perimeter of the house, becoming smaller and shallower towards the back (Fig.  3).

As Customs Commissioner Robert C. Bonner told an industry group last month, the idea is to push out America's security perimeter, a proposal that is becoming increasingly popular among many in government and private industry.

This astroglial loss becomes more pronounced by 3 days post-ischaemia, with astrocytes becoming limited to the perimeter of spinal white matter and completely absent from the ischaemic core as determined by GFAP-immunoreactivity (results not shown).

As firms connect with their suppliers and customers, "the more you open up, the more you are exposed".Airports, not castlesThe classic notion of perimeter security, in short, is fast becoming obsolete.

John Wall made a pretty sizable leap in his fifth year, becoming a more consistent perimeter shooter and better offensive weapon.

He remade himself in recovery, becoming a shooter, the perimeter threat and playmaking guard for which General Manager Mitch Kupchak thought he might have to shop this summer.

But perhaps Kidd's biggest, and most surprising, transformation was in becoming a reliable shooter from the perimeter.

It then struck a low earthen wall adjacent to a ditch, becoming momentarily airborne, clipped the airport perimeter fence with its landing gear, and smashed into trees, separating the fuselage and flight deck from the tail.

7. Security moves beyond the perimeter: As my partner Ted Schlein has noted, security threats are becoming more distributed.