Sentence examples for deadly shortcomings from inspiring English sources
Theresa May, the home secretary, is expected to throw her weight behind an EU counter-terrorism plan to extend information sharing, after the attacks in Brussels and Paris exposed deadly shortcomings.
To address one of the most deadly security shortcomings exploited by hijackers on that nightmarish Tuesday, airlines rushed to fortify cockpit doors even before Congress compelled them to do so in the aviation security law it passed last month.
For all of its deadly affects, chlorine had shortcomings as a weapon of mass destruction.
Concerns about security at Canada's international offices has been largely muted in recent years, even as Washington scrutinized the security shortcomings that led to the deadly attack on the US headquarters in Benghazi, Libya.
Five days later, Chan received a six-page letter from the agency's network of experts, spelling out what they saw as severe shortcomings in WHO's response to the deadly virus.
The deadly explosion at a fertilizer plant in West, Tex., in April has highlighted glaring shortcomings in federal and state regulation of facilities that produce, store and use toxic chemicals.
Neither the shortcomings of the forces nor the latest attacks — which made April the deadliest month this year for Iraqis and American forces — have altered Mr. Obama's plan to withdraw combat forces from Iraq's cities by the end of June and from the country by August 2010.
