Sentence examples for breed threats from inspiring English sources

But the old rule book -- emphasizing allies, the Geneva Conventions, self-sacrifice, economic development, education, Arab-Israeli diplomacy -- was and remains our greatest source of strength in the effort to promote gradual reform in the regions most likely to breed threats to our open society.

The app will block malware, spyware and adware on those devices and give corporations, and its own customers, a clearer window into a new breed of mobile threats.

In 2001, it had the eighth-smallest population of the nine breeds, making the threats of inbreeding and extinction very real.

"Free of threats, they breed like rabbits in the wild.

Globally, such diverse traditional breeds are at threat and losses are unprecedented rate.

According to Johns Hopkins Centerr for a Livable Future, "The way we breed animals for food is threat to the planet".

This period also marked a phase of considerable travel to the Middle East by European civilians and minor nobility, and in the process, some travelers noticed that the Arabian horse as a pure breed of horse was under threat due to modern forms of warfare, inbreeding and other problems that were reducing the horse population of the Bedouin tribes at a rapid rate.

We combined the results on threat status, current breed merits and contributions to genetic diversity to produce a ranking of the 14 breeds for conservation purposes.

Often with small effective population sizes, these fancy breeds are exposed to various threats (FAO 2009) and are at risk of extinction (FAO 2007).

Multiculturalism is not a threat because it might breed suicide bombers.

Unless we drain the swamp of injustice in which the mosquitoes of terrorism breed, we'll never defeat the threat of terrorism".