Sentence examples for diminished threat from inspiring English sources

Mr. Graham said he believed future generations would still face a threat of terrorism -- "hopefully a diminished threat".

When your grandchildren are adults, is this still going to be a threat facing the United States? A. Yes, hopefully a diminished threat.

Instead the ISG found Saddam represented a diminishing threat.

But it hasn't all been good news – a recent report suggested that open access posed a diminishing threat to traditional publishers.

Both the relative calm of this year's hurricane season and the diminishing threat of an interruption to Iran's oil exports seem to have contributed to the recent fall.

But perhaps as a sign of Europe's diminishing threat to United States economic stability, Mr. Lew's first overseas trip as Treasury secretary, last month, was not to Paris or Berlin or Brussels, but to Beijing.

Rich economies may fret about the dangers of falling prices around the world; Indians, on the other hand, are pleased they no longer have double-digit inflation at home.The diminishing threat from inflation has already prompted India's central bank to reduce interest rates in January, from 8% to 7.75%.

Efforts to prevent or diminish threat, harm, and loss, or to reduce associated distress are described as coping strategies [ 10].

Obama administration officials have spoken optimistically in recent months about a generally diminished terror threat, and during a speech in May, President Obama said Al Qaeda and its affiliate groups had been eviscerated by American counterterrorism operation.

Similarly, by arguing against the use of decision-making war-game machines, Wiener tried to diminish threats to security and peace.

Nothing he has to say about the matter is geared toward making you safe, diminishing threats, defeating enemies or spreading democracy.