Sentence examples for dangerous capability from inspiring English sources

Shadow defence secretary Vernon Coaker said UK armed forces could face a "dangerous capability gap".

Shadow defence secretary Vernon Coaker called the report a "damning verdict" and called for Mr Hammond to "pause his redundancy programme until it's clear that Britain's Armed Forces won't be left with a dangerous capability gap".

It also warns that the dangerous capabilities of drones are increasing and yet they are already being used by terrorists and activists.

QUESTION FROM MMF: I was thinking of Don DeLillo's "future belongs to crowds" idea as well, and that not only are masses powerful ideologically, but especially in dangerous physical capability.

But as a disability campaigner, the greatest injustice had to be the day we heard that Atos would be sponsoring the Paralympics – the very company charged with denying disability on a national scale, through the government's flawed and dangerous "work capability assessments".

In sum, today's business environment is more complex (increased number and variety of competitors), more dynamic (faster rate of arrival of new products and services and increased effectiveness of transportation and communication technologies), and more dangerous (increased capabilities of competitors following from increased effectiveness of transportation and communication technologies).

As the next president makes a deployment decision, he will need to avoid stimulating an already dangerous regional nuclear capability from China to South Asia.

"Assuming their behavior is to continue their programs, the longer it takes the more dangerous presumably their capabilities would become".

They had weakened the fleet on the flank - reduced the reserves earmarked for Nato, and made dangerous reductions in the capability of the air force".

Railway vehicles under these circumstances can experience a serious loss of braking capability giving rise to dangerous situations such as platform overruns and signals passed at danger.

The kernel level rootkits [2] (which are the most dangerous) have the following capabilities: (a) To change the privileges of a process (privilege escalation).