Sentence examples for chance of terrorism from inspiring English sources

The recent Washington Post poll asked "have you or has anyone in your household started avoiding crowded places such as shopping malls because of the chance of terrorism, or not?" More than 90 percent of respondents said no.

Some restrictions may be made permanent, to help minimize the chance of airborne terrorism.

"Developing layers is our best chance of combating terrorism," Mr. Kinton said in a recent interview, reiterating one of Mr. Ron's themes.

The threat of terrorism notwithstanding, chances are that most Americans can live to a ripe old age and enjoy those years -- if they take reasonably good care of their health.

Hamas is bowing to Mr Abbas and not vice versa, say American officials, not least by backing a government that seeks a two-state solution.Those who wish to give Hamas a fresh chance say Mr Netanyahu's accusations of terrorism are out of date.

The aim of terrorism is to terrorize.

Within hours Manmohan Singh, the prime minister, had condemned the "cowardly" strike, but Nitin Gatkari, president of the opposition Bharatiya Janata Party, took the chance to attack the government's "appeasement of terrorism".

The "Peace Iftars", which have already begun taking place, are a chance to "remember and pray for all victims of terrorism and stand in solidarity in peace".

To continue to delude ourselves is to undermine our chances of successfully confronting and defeating the general threat of terrorism wherever and whenever it appears.

He sees his job as a chance to explain the 'complexities of the Middle East, of extremism, of terrorism and of international security to a Western audience'.

I tell them how their chances of being a terrorism victim are considerably smaller than getting into a car accident on the busy and dangerous roads we travel on.