Sentence examples for finding lone from inspiring English sources

Farmers were finding lone members of the herd at the edges of fields staring blank and unblinking into the middle distance, starving and dehydrating to death".

"The worrying thing about this development is that there is almost zero chance of finding lone jihadists like this before they strike, and that – as each is acting alone –there can be greater numbers of attacks," said Claude Moniquet, head of the European Strategic Intelligence and Security Centre in Brussels.

This makes the Internet an incredibly important source for finding potential lone wolf terrorists.

Yet, conservative members of Congress forced DHS to withdraw its report finding that "lone wolves and small terrorist cells embracing violent rightwing extremist ideology are the most dangerous domestic terrorism threat in the United States".

Experts in homegrown terrorism said that a prerequisite for finding domestic lone-wolf extremists before they commit acts of terrorism is robust trust between local communities and the government – something lacking in US Muslim communities that see themselves treated as undifferentiated threats, through FBI and police infiltration of mosques, surveillance and compelled informants.

But in this week's issue of Nature, a team confirms finding a nonpulsing, lone example by observing the visible component of its light.

Ozil is an impudent playmaker who usually flits behind the lone striker, finding space and creating opportunities with his sublime left foot.

Indeed, with a blog and a little savvy, Maier would not have been on the sidelines, nor would she have been a lone woman finding her footing among a host of male photographers.

That night, in a simple whitewashed bedroom, I fall asleep immediately, but my dreams are full of water and I wake up rather confused, finding myself on a lone rock in the middle of the dark sea.

When we reach the offshore nets the crew leans in to pull them up, discarding a dozen or so jellyfish, and finding a keeper: one lone, snake-like fish.

Get some perspective before you call it a morning by hopping in a car and finding your way to Lone Mountain, about 20 minutes northwest of the Strip, at the end of Vegas Vista Trail.