Sentences with phrase «already cracks in the system»

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During his ABC interview with George Stephanopoulos, Comey «inadvertently reaffirmed what we already knew: In 2016, the entire American political system cracked, including — in crucial ways — the FBI,» said the National Review's David FrencIn 2016, the entire American political system cracked, including — in crucial ways — the FBI,» said the National Review's David Frencin crucial ways — the FBI,» said the National Review's David French.

Carter mentioned that the government is already adopting some Silicon Valley practices like its recently announced bug bounty program in which the government offers rewards to altruistic hackers who can crack into the Pentagon's computer systems.

Individual cases of these kinds of attacks have already been documented: thieves used electromagnetic waves to crack the security systems of limousines in Berlin.

Their scenes early in the movie set a flame under what is — at that moment — an already effectively paced and shot little potboiler about a man dedicated to the law and another driven to break the law because of the cracks in the system of said law.

In particular, Burkey lamented the «staggering and appalling waste of potential» of the province's 60,000 to 70,000 brain injury survivors, many of whom are under 40 and have fallen «through the cracks in an already overwhelmed system» due to their unique needIn particular, Burkey lamented the «staggering and appalling waste of potential» of the province's 60,000 to 70,000 brain injury survivors, many of whom are under 40 and have fallen «through the cracks in an already overwhelmed system» due to their unique needin an already overwhelmed system» due to their unique needs.

The system as it now exists is a suck - job designed to pull in naive, inexperienced - in - real - estate - related - venues wannabe's and / or already commissioned - earning sales people from other, non-real-estate-related sales venues, and they are both wrong for the position of what should be a profession governed by limited entry thereto, and not a sales job that any Tom, Dick and Harry... Jane, Jill and Mary, can take a crack at.