Sentence examples for certain adversaries from inspiring English sources

The Obama campaign quickly sent out a response from Senator Christopher J. Dodd of Connecticut and Gov. Bill Richardson of New Mexico, both supporters with foreign policy experience, who argued the country needed a change from a Bush administration approach that had for much of the past seven years frowned upon dialogue with certain adversaries, though it has more recently shown signs of shifting.

We can be certain that our adversaries continue to improve and build on their lessons learned from the 2016 elections, spinning off new hybrid attacks across global information networks.

The continuous and immediate presence of the sea provides the engineer with an adversary certain to discover any weakness in the structure built to resist it.

"This is precisely the kind of case where we must be most alert and most certain that the adversarial process actually involves adversaries — not Goliath on one side and a slingless David on the other.

Mr. McCain has said he does not oppose lower-level discussions with adversaries under certain conditions but singled out the notion of a presidential-level visit as a carrot that must be handled with care so as not to enhance the prestige of a despotic leader.

There are others who observe that the chief achievements we may expect from a first term Obama administration are enhanced possibilities for good will among former adversaries, the certain prospect of progressive Supreme Court nominations, and an economic "correction" that may well incorporate a seismic shift, or redistribution, of income from the haves to the have-nots.

And it is there in Bond's unusually certain attitude towards his adversary, a man he admits he wouldn't mind killing in cold blood.

Policy makers like to think of our nuclear deterrence strategy as an "umbrella," one that includes scenarios that the adversary is certain will engender our nuclear response, and others in which it believes that the chances of retaliation are too high to risk.

The United States has already fought what may be thought of as the first war of counterproliferation; the fact that Iraq turned out not to possess weapons of mass destruction shows, among other things, how extraordinarily difficult it is to gain certain knowledge of an adversary's nuclear capacities.

In [33 36], the authors claim that biohashes can be reversible under certain conditions and an adversary can estimate the biometric template of a user from her biohash.

The only time they get blurred and achieve some depth is when Pittman is circling her friends and adversaries, never quite certain when they're one or the other.