Sentence examples for we have punctured from inspiring English sources

Instead of puncturing b parity bits, we have punctured p. The reason why puncturing p instead of b guarantees the full diversity is due to the fact that the root-check structure of the code is kept unchanged.

We excitedly said hello but they responded curtly, making clear that they did not want to chat, and we wondered if we had punctured their Livingstonian fantasy of being the sole foreigners in town.

Had President Clinton listened to Mr. Gergen and others who advised him to make a full disclosure of Whitewater documents from the start, "we would have punctured the growing pressure for an independent counsel" and the whole ensuing melodrama with Kenneth Starr and Monica Lewinsky might well have been avoided.

They think he may have punctured his eardrum.

They have punctured the tyres on his four-wheel drive.

Turkey's public objections have punctured NATO consensus.

It should, by rights, have punctured the myth.

In Garde's estimation, the depositions should have punctured the conspiracy theories.

The ragtag Giants, of all teams, have punctured the invincible aura of the Phillies' rotation.

Satellite television and the Internet have punctured old state information monopolies.

This could so easily have been another of the damaging stalemates that have punctured Arsenal's momentum in recent weeks.