Sentence examples for vulnerable to tampering from inspiring English sources

The discrepancy, he said, underscores that the rate remains vulnerable to tampering.

Mr. Swidarski disputed the assertion that Diebold's systems are vulnerable to tampering.

The Environmental Protection Agency's computer systems are "highly vulnerable to tampering, disruption and misuse," Congressional investigators have reported.

They said the new system encountered problems like vague mechanical error messages and power cables vulnerable to tampering.

Acting in response to a court ruling, Mr. Coffman confirmed critics' charges that the machines are unreliable and too vulnerable to tampering.

The agreement will not affect the making of over-the-counter medicines or vitamins, whose global supply chains are even more vulnerable to tampering since government inspectors almost never visit their makers.

So while the plebiscite may end up costing us $122 million, may be vulnerable to vote tampering and may unleash a post-truth scare campaign, the reality is that it was never really a vote that was intended to be easy anyway.

However, these systems are vulnerable to falsification or tampering, hence increasing the possiblity of illegal timber harvesting.

Because software is so vulnerable to surreptitious modification, who could build an electronic voting system impervious to tampering?

But they can be subject to tampering.

Mr. Willingham's guilt aside, the governor's actions have left him vulnerable to accusations that he tampered with the work of a supposedly independent commission for political reasons.