Sentence examples for generalized threats from inspiring English sources

"There were a few very caveated and generalized threats — like, if I'm tortured, I would want to kill you," the State Department official acknowledged.

"The Israelis every day are confronted with suicide bombers, but they don't issue generalized threats," said the historian Ronald Steel, who teaches international relations at the University of Southern California.

Do the generalized threats and half-truths of this administration give any one of us in Congress the confidence to tell a mother or father or family that the loss of their child or loved one was in the name of a just cause?

There were also fears about more generalized threats to employment levels, wages and conditions.

The principles guiding our testing protocols for SARS and avian influenza can be generalized to future global health threats.

Appropriate fear learning can selectively facilitate early sensory processing of threat-predictive stimuli, but it is unknown if fear generalization has similarly generalized neurosensory consequences.

Experiment 2 (N = 165)—a conceptual replication and extension investigates whether this effect generalizes to other threat-related behavior.

In the United States the National Security Telecommunication Advisory Committee provides a good model for sharing and normalizing threat data that could be generalized to various initiatives from defense, finance, or information-based industries.

Ecological threats refer to the degree to which the results may be generalized between different configurations.

Threats to external validity compromise the confidence in asserting that the results of the study can be generalized to and between individuals, settings, and under the temporal perspective.

Suffering cannot be generalized.