Sentence examples for extremist hands from inspiring English sources

Obama has long been reluctant to arm the Syrian opposition, in part because of concerns that weapons may fall into extremist hands.

But more months with no progress on peace talks will only further play into extremists' hands.

There is a real risk that the political rhetoric, for example about Romanians and Bulgarians in the UK, plays into extremists' hands.

"Sadiq has spent his whole life fighting extremism, but Trump's remarks make that fight much harder for us all — it plays straight into the extremists' hands and makes both our countries less safe".

The list of worries is topped by two possible disasters: Mr Assad's chemical weapons falling into extremist Islamist hands, and turmoil in next-door Jordan, the pro-American kingdom creaking under the strain of housing waves of Syrian refugees.

The incident makes Al-Kasaesbeh the first foreign soldier to fall into the extremist's hands, and the first coalition aircraft to be lost in Isis territory since strikes started in September.

It was not clear which of the opposition's many frustrations Mr. Khatib, who is often cryptic in his public statements, was referring to: the reluctance of Western countries to deliver arms that they fear will fall into extremist's hands, or meddling in the choice of an interim prime minister, or both.

That's not necessarily a bad thing: with so many extremists on hand, Mr. Williams has no need for narration.

The neanderthal GOP extremists have handed the Democrats the opportunity to lead America boldly and intelligently into the 21st century.

Adebolajo attended meetings and demonstrations organised by the extremist group and handed out al-Muhajiroun literature on Woolwich High Street.

So the ethnic pessimists may be right.On the other hand, extremist parties and ideas failed to galvanise Britain even in the wretched 1930s.