Sentence examples for successfully compromise from inspiring English sources
According to a somewhat self-congratulatory update that Google posted earlier today, it's getting significantly harder for hackers to successfully compromise its users' accounts.
Thus, we extend the formal specification of the system by specifying attacks that have been shown to successfully compromise the system, and we then repeat the formal verification.
Moreover, it also needs to successfully compromise economic with social and environmental dimensions, in an effort to embody the social and environmental concern in the planning outcome, since tourism is an industry capitalizing on nature's endowments and society's heritage [39, 42, 43].
To successfully compromise, you will need to be willing to hear the other side and the reasons behind their position.
This was only one of 47 cyber-attacks on Nasa last year, 13 of which successfully compromised the agency's firewalls.
The Chinese mount a large number of relatively unsophisticated attacks, often using publicly known vulnerabilities and have successfully compromised networks globally.
Anonymous Living together successfully requires compromise — for you, as well as Lady Long Nails.
The green paper on BBC charter renewal was a victory for Jowell, who successfully charted a compromise path between Lord Burns' proposal for a new external regulator and corporation chairman Michael Grade's insistence that the board of governors should remain.
Its subordinate body, the standing parliament known as the Supreme Soviet, was also slated for extinction, but a few legislators, pursuing the ideal of Western constitutionalism, argued successfully for a compromise.
The results show that the joint vibration reduction method can successfully avoid the compromise between the feedback gain and actuator stroke.
In that case, the U.S. successfully negotiated a compromise that changed the status of the Cuban government's suspension from the OAS by requiring the Cuban government to agree to the covenants and commitments of the OAS before the regional body would consider re-integration.
