Sentence examples for changing threats from inspiring English sources

A junior defense minister, Bob Ainsworth, attributed the sharp rise in costs to changing threats.

The legislative branch adjusted little and did not restructure itself to address changing threats.

The Army is adapting quickly to changing threats and a complex global war on terrorism.

The party promises to "maintain the best armed forces in the world, capable of responding to changing threats in an unpredictable security landscape".

The powers in the Counter-Terrorism and Security Bill are essential to keep up with the very serious and rapidly changing threats we face.

The Security Council, meanwhile, must monitor changing threats to a mission, and make sure the force has what it needs to succeed.

It is imperative that security services evolve alongside the rapidly changing threat.

The changing threat took different forms and was very hard to detect, he added, as he called for the "vigilance of all citizens".

"This discovery, coupled with the other discoveries from FireEye, highlights the importance of mobile security and the quickly changing threat landscape," noted Vinay Pidathala, an analyst at FireEye.

The changing threat took different forms and was very hard to detect, he added, calling for the "vigilance of all citizens".

Couple this with lost knowledge of how climates are changing, threat of pests and diseases and issues of food security and the need to understand the role of these crops here in the UK has never been higher.