Sentence examples for increased terror from inspiring English sources

Fox warned of an increased terror threat across the world if troops left too soon.

The joint intelligence committee (JIC) repeatedly warned of the dangers of an increased terror threat.

Security arrangements have been ramped up at parliament house in response to an increased terror threat, as politicians return to Canberra ahead of a sitting fortnight.

With last Friday's attacks in Tunisia, France and Kuwait, Gulf monarchies as well as the West are grappling with an apparent increased terror threat from Isis.

The increased terror threat appears to be being taken into account by the Civil Aviation Authority in the form of proposals that will allow BAA to claim back more of the costs incurred in dealing with it.

"We've got our finger in the dike in the right places on this one, but we have to look for other holes that the terrorists might come through," said Mr. Gannon, who was briefed over the weekend on the increased terror threat.

But Mr. Pryce depicts Davies's increasing terror with a piteous desperation that stills the laughter in your throat.

It was dominated by the increasing terror of Mr. Wilson, played by William Shatner; the ghoulish camp of the gremlin, played by Nick Cravat, who was not credited; and the increasingly strained composure of Mrs. Wilson, played by Christine White.

The party's leadership was not reactive enough to the increasing terror from the PKK.

But in this age of increasing terror and decreasing travel abroad, for many it's become harder to keep this resolution than ever.

Nothing about the increasing terrors – to the young especially – of the ever-more intrusive social media; the bullying and pornography effects on the very young.