Sentence examples for little retaliation from inspiring English sources

Experts believe the Kremlin is using its neighbor as a testing ground for its cyberweapons, knowing there will be little retaliation from Kiev.

Most strikingly, there has been almost no looting, and little apparent retaliation against the families of loyalists to Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi.

And a little bit of retaliation, and a lot of delay, would not be out of the question.

Many business owners pay low wages and provide dangerous working conditions for their undocumented workers, with little fear of retaliation.

When the bombing campaign against Iraq actually began in January 1991, even the Scud missile attacks Saddam launched in retaliation did little to relieve the ennui of the Saudi-based press corps.

For vipers, this mode of envenomation represents a minimal risk predatory strategy by permitting little contact with or retaliation from prey, but it adds the additional task of relocating envenomated prey which has wandered from the attack site.

Sixty-four years into the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and following half a dozen wars and hundreds of terrorist attacks and Israeli retaliations, very little has changed psychologically.

Until recently, employees in the business and financial sectors who dared to expose misconduct were routinely subjected to swift retaliation and given little recourse to defend themselves.

The relatively tiny amount of trade that America does with Russia about $40 billion a year compared with a figure ten times that between Europe and Russia means that America has little to fear from Russian retaliation to any sanctions.

The main purpose of this retaliation, however, had little to do with economic interest, and served only to teach the offender a lesson.

Experts said the U.S. retaliation last year did little to deter Assad's campaign against his own people.