Sentence examples for to do malicious from inspiring English sources

As far as anyone knows, the number of people who want to do malicious damage to cars is very low, and the number of highly malicious people with the means to do such a thing is very low indeed.

LONDON — Remarkable documents containing suggestions for attacks on public buildings, timber yards and cotton mills were read at Bow Street Police Court yesterday [May 2] during the trial of seven Suffragettes and two men on charges of conspiring to do malicious damage to property.

That's not to say companies never do malicious things (perhaps even bordering on evil), but come on — if Apple had actually been doing this, no developer in their right mind would ever develop for their platform ever again.

Pamphilon called Williams arrogant, saying, "It's a coward's play to send someone off to do your malicious bidding".

Though there had been speculation that the computer might be activated to do something malicious on April 1, the date passed without incident, and some security experts wonder if the program has been abandoned.

Michelle Shafer, a vice president at Sequoia Voting Systems, said that while the industry was willing to give the source code to state and federal officials, "we feel that just putting it out there would give it to people with an intent to do something malicious or harmful".

I asked him not to do anything malicious, and he promised he wouldn't.

Demonstrating the attacks to Forbes ahead of their talk at the Black Hat conference in Las Vegas this week, Galloway and Yusonov chose not to do anything malicious, but to instead install an image of the Nyan Cat on the Miura M010 reader.

If anyone asks for your password, assume that they are going to do something malicious with it.

You may be concerned that BOINC could be exploited by hackers to run malware on your PC ("malware" is software that does malicious things such as stealing private data).

We will all eventually know if they were doing malicious things, or they just screwed up, or if Eckhart's analysis is flawed.