Sentence examples for individual lone from inspiring English sources

The losses have forced the organization to rely more heavily on affiliates in such places as North Africa, Iraq and Yemen, as well as individual "lone wolf" extremists in the United States.

Moreover, he is careful not to blame individual lone wolves, or even bankers overall.

In both cases — radical Islamism and far right extremism — a majority of terrorist attacks on US soil have been at the hands of individual "lone wolves" acting outside established groups.

The two at the top are for your index and middle fingers, while the individual lone hole is for your thumb.

Some ISIS-inspired sympathizers have even engaged in individual lone-wolf attacks.

They created a single, lone, individual atom of the isotope, meitnerium-266, by blasting bismuth-209 with highly accelerated iron-58 nuclei.

In the US, few elaborate plots have gained any traction, while sole, alienated individuals – "lone wolves" with or without ideologies – have shown themselves capable of mass killings in public places.

We increasingly, but simplistically, seek to place terrorist attacks into one of two categories: low-tech, independent operations by individuals ("lone wolf") or small groups ("wolf packs"), or complex and large operations resourced and commanded by organisations.

Such was the case for the Po'o-uli, a handsome Hawaiian bird whose last known individual – a lone male for whom researchers never found a mate – died in captivity in 2004.

Some of these individuals are "lone wolves" who've received no tasking or support from other terrorists; others are typically radicalized young men who've been encouraged, via the Internet and other means, by terrorist leaders to do whatever they can to cause death and mayhem.

When hunting, sharks are more likely to single out lone, isolated individuals for attacks than they are to go after a large group.