Sentence examples for would have hacked from inspiring English sources

"The idea [others at the newspaper] would have hacked their phone disgusts me.

It was a 500-page brick of a thriller with tiny, close type, a good third of which a professional editor would cheerfully have hacked out.

You wouldn't need to have hacked anyone's phone to work that one out.

Now, election systems join a lineup of important things that as a country we'd prefer to not have hacked, including government facilities, nuclear reactors, transportation systems and the energy sector.

Mr Edis told the jury the prosecution would show Mr Edmondson had hacked the phones of journalists at rival papers, including the Mail on Sunday.

"I haven't really though whether mine would have been hacked or not," he said.

Instead it is a robust shell to be appropriated and modified over time – or, as Facebookers would have it, "hacked".

Had he not refused network links for his dilapidated fighter jets, they too would have been hacked into by treacherous Cylons.

Rebekah Brooks, a week before she resigned, had said that it was "inconceivable" that she would have known that N.O.T.W. had hacked the voice mail of Milly Dowler, a thirteen-year-old who was murdered in 2002.

"With NuCypher a hacker would have to hack into each node individually in order to get all the data," he adds.

Would this restoration, which would have required hacking down many trees, have been undertaken if the storm had not done the work?