Sentence examples for prone to breach from inspiring English sources
If the project were meant to protect the Island, then the sand placement would be focused on areas that are especially prone to breach, and areas fronting the most developed areas of the South Shore.
The problem: PCs are more prone to security breaches, which could, in turn, infect the Macs.
To that end, Sadler tells me that next on Tessian's roadmap is a way to make in-bound email less prone to data breaches.
They were prone to disobedience, breaches of military discipline and stubbornness.
The union recently produced a report that argues that foreign call centers are more prone to security breaches with customers' personal information than their American counterparts.
Should we become used to breach after breach of decency?
They can't afford to breach it.
Then, A.K. Das et al.'s protocol is scrutinized, and we point out that it cannot achieve the claimed security goals: (1) It is prone to smart card security breach attack; (2) it fails to withstand privileged insider attack; and (3) it suffers from the defect of server master key disclosure.
But that would be expensive and prone to hacking and leaking, risking another breach of privacy.
"It does not give them any problem, but if they go to a hospital and the skin is somehow breached, they are really prone to invasion or infection by their own bacteria".
