Sentence examples for terrible breach from inspiring English sources

"A terrible breach of trust".

"This is a terrible breach," Lester A. Pines, a lawyer in Madison, Wis., said of Mr. Marcoux's television interview.

Sir Bruce Keogh, medical director of the NHS, said there had been a "gross and terrible breach of trust" of the patients, the NHS seeks to serve.

On Sundays, he did not attend his father's service; he went to the Quakers instead, creating a terrible breach within the family.

The feverish pace of attempted rescue and clean-up leading to the brink of rebuilding downtown bespeaks the need of all to remember this terrible breach by repairing it.

It would be a terrible breach of protocol, after all, to give away the ending of a mystery story; and yet it would be hard to decide, in any case, what the "ending" of The Face on the Cutting-Room Floor actually is – one of the book's many peculiar qualities being that the enigmas surrounding it do not come to a halt on the final page.

While newer methods offer better security, these solutions have been proven time and again to be fairly effective at best, but risk terrible breaches in the worst-case scenario.

Once more unto the terrible timing breach.

The big breaches of the past year like Ashley Madison and the Office of Personnel Management, were so noteworthy that they crowded out the drumbeat of unimaginably terrible credit-card breaches at the likes of Hilton and Walmart and Target and literally dozens of other major companies.

It feebly advised users to change their passwords.The security breach is terrible news.

Discovery caved, and gave me a terrible choice: sue for breach of contract and become mired in years of legal nightmares, or take a $150,000 'kill fee' and sit on a beach for a year.