Sentence examples for fast threat from inspiring English sources

As a defense against this new fast threat, Britain deployed oversized torpedo boats, calling them torpedo boat destroyers.

The score was 3-3 witwotwoutsts in the bottom of the eighth inning, and Martin was fully aware that in Tyler Moore, the Nationals had a fast threat on first base.

Our findings support the theory of a dual route architecture in which the subcortical thalamic hippocampal amygdala route serves fast preconscious threat perception.

The US and Indian militaries view China as a fast emerging threat and share an interest in understanding and countering Chinese strategic intent, but do not publicly discuss such matters.

Birds may not have had enough time to evolve some vehicle-specific avoidance mechanisms, but they probably rely on standard manoeuvres geared to avoiding predators – drawing on signals about how fast the threat is approaching and how far away it is.

But the fastest growing threat is outdoor air pollution, especially in cities.

"We have to be careful not to limit these tools to the point that they are no longer useful in fast-moving threat investigations," Mr. Wainstein said.

As long as the balance between freedom of information and protection of the public is maintained, few may argue against having what amounts to a national firewall at a time when cyber warfare is arguably the fastest growing threat to national security.

Organised crime was responsible for a 20% rise in illegal CD production worldwide last year, with the mafia and drug barons gaining ascendancy, while piracy through the internet was the latest fast-growing threat to the lawful £25bn a year music business, according to the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry.

That might be tougher than it seems, given that senior government officials said the U.S. has been "strategically surprised" by how fast the threats have evolved.

We're in a market full of the largest, fastest existential threats, yet ever more abundant, transformative possibilities for growth.