Sentence examples for may be terror from inspiring English sources

What role should the First Amendment play when foreigners are doing the talking and the topic may be terror?

CHINA'S SOPHISTICATED HACKERS may be the terror of the Earth, but in fact most of their attacks are rather workaday.

Senior Bush administration officials praised the government of Saudi Arabia today for its efforts in tracking down suspected terrorists even as White House officials urged greater Saudi cooperation with investigations into Saudi financiers and charities that may be aiding terror networks.

As the world braces for what may be fresh terror attacks by Islamic State, Muslim scholars, clerics and lay people are speaking up about troubles within the house of Islam.

Farook's connection to the potential terror suspect may only be tangential, the source said, but the link suggests there may be a "deeper terror matrix" behind the San Bernardino shootings.

He may be the first terror suspect to face trial by military tribunal.

· The foreign secretary, Jack Straw, warns that Osama bin Laden may be planning further terror attacks - possibly upon Britain.

Reporters from Fox and CNN say that the bombs that have been found in recent days have led authorities to believe there may be a possible terror cell in New York and New Jersey.

Police across Britain have been put on high alert and warned that they may be targeted in terror attacks following the foiled assault on officers in Belgium this week by Islamists with links to Syria.

Because what's going to happen after we're gone--that may be the worst terror of all.

Michael O'Sullivan of The Washington Post gave the film three stars out of four, saying, "It may be children's terror that powers the movie's fictional universe, but it's the energy of its stars that lights up Monsters University".