Sentence examples for consider threats from inspiring English sources

The lawsuit asserts that the federal agencies fail to consider threats to species and habitat in the Colorado River delta and the Gulf of California when analyzing the effects of upstream diversions of the river by Western states.

But Mr. Roeder, 51, had not been among the people considered most worrisome to some abortion rights groups, some of which keep a close eye on anti-abortion groups and their Web sites to monitor what they consider threats, leaders here said.

For example, they consider threats #2 and #3 as threats but they are vulnerabilities.

Beyond privacy risks such as the leakage of single information (first-order privacy risk), we argue that privacy risk assessments and risk communication should also consider threats to user privacy coming from user-profiling and data-mining capabilities based on the long-term data-access behavior of apps (second-order privacy risk).

In my own experience, governments hesitate and courts rarely consider threats to be crimes in themselves but rather mere corollaries or they recognize them only in the presence of blood.

Consider threats from humans (hackers, competitors, user errors), technical systems (crashes, overloads, viruses), and/or environmental threats (natural disasters, floods, hurricanes, earthquakes).

In the women's event, Magali Messmer of Switzerland and Carol Montgomery of Canada are considered threats.

The Tunisians would be deported from Denmark because they were considered threats to national security.

Sharapova and Azarenka have played well enough during the tournament to be considered threats to Williams.

As the world warms, there may be a lack of preparation for other diseases not currently considered threats.

She said only nine of these fires had crews assigned to fight them because the rest were not considered threats to developed areas.