Sentence examples for fighting threat from inspiring English sources

Cognitively complex species can for example engage not only in agonistic (fighting, threat displays).

If the man was inclined toward paranoia, he'd found the right job; computer virus protection is all about fighting threats that you can't see coming.

Last year, an expert in clinical trials who was fighting threats of dismissal by the National Institutes of Health claimed publicly that the Uganda study was seriously flawed.

And the army has itself been infused for years with the notion that Egypt's survival depends on fighting threats, real and imagined, from foreign enemies, Islamists, Iran and the frustrations of its own people.

Denis McDonough, one of Mr. Obama's top foreign policy aides, said that a factor in Mr. Obama's decision to ask Mr. Gates, a Republican, to stay on in the job was a speech Mr. Gates gave in 2007, when he called for more money for the State Department and said the United States had to use economic development in fighting threats abroad.

Sheep establish a dominance hiererachy through fighting, threats and competitiveness.

The panel's 13 recommendations focus on fighting the threat of bioterrorism, including improved bioforensic capabilities, and strengthening international organizations, like the International Atomic Energy Agency, to address the nuclear threat.

Or rather, fighting veiled threat.

Hervé Morin, the Defense Minister, has called for "national unity" in fighting a threat "from the Middle Ages".

It scarcely mattered that Celta Vigo, fighting the threat of relegation, dug in for a 2-2 draw.

Mr Putin is fighting the threat of recession in his country in the wake of muted demand for energy in the west, and at yesterday's summit seemed less bullish about the outlook for Russia's oil industry.