Sentence examples for successfully hijack from inspiring English sources

Attackers then adjust their exploits to the application's randomization and successfully hijack control of vulnerable programs.

Kennedy volunteered to be the driver in an action that saw 29 activists successfully hijack a train delivering 1,000 tonnes of coal to Drax.

Bill Press asks a useful question: "How did Republicans so successfully hijack religion?" Part of the problem, he says, is that Democratic politicians are uncomfortable talking about God.

It's hard to comprehend how Trump has so successfully hijacked the national conversation around immigration.

Behind the clash lies a central fact of German political life today: Mr. Schroder has successfully hijacked the traditional agenda of the Christian Democrats.

The team, which successfully hijacked two popular tire-pressure-monitoring systems (TPMS), will describe the work at the USENIX Security conference in Washington, DC, this week.

And on the day after Christmas in 1971, according to court papers, he boarded an Air Canada DC-9 in Thunder Bay, Ontario, on a flight to Toronto, produced a pistol and a grenade and successfully hijacked the jet.

Piracy has increased sharply this year, with more than 80 ships attacked so far off the Somali coast, 36 of them successfully hijacked, according to the International Maritime Bureau, a piracy watchdog agency based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Mr Walsh, you have successfully hijacked the spirit of British Airways and made it all about you and you alone, whilst Mr Brown and Lord Adonis to your shame, you have unquestioningly gone along with it.

The government's attempts to have the legislation passed in the final sitting week of 2018 were derailed by Labor, with the opposition successfully hijacking the debate through procedural motions, which saw it put off until February at the earliest.

Before the Christian church so successfully hijacked winter solstice feasting in northern Europe by tacking on the invented birthday of a Middle Eastern carpenter, it was a time when communities believed spirits were most active and ancestral scores could be settled.