Sentence examples for mix of terrorism from inspiring English sources

Wojciech Jagielski's book sets new standards for gritty reporting of Russia's most miserable corner, and the dreadful damage done to it by both outsiders and the Chechens' own leaders.Most readers will know something of the Chechen story: a toxic mix of terrorism, kidnapping, guerrilla warfare and reprisals.

Colombia's toxic mix of drugs, terrorism and poverty are potentially too destabilizing for the United States to ignore, lawmakers say.

A mix of counter-terrorism training, armed police on the streets and heavy sentences for those who exchange extremist material online.

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The unscrutinized containers, the bridge, the oil tanks, the dormant but still-radioactive nuclear power plant 20 miles north of the harbor -- all form a volatile mix in a time of terrorism.

A second involved homegrown militants in the north of France who evolved a particular brand of terrorism mixing armed robbery and jihadism.

Across Europe, from the Colosseum to the Eiffel Tower, the number of American visitors has been declining, caused in part by the dollar's weakness against the euro and the British pound, but also by a mix of factors ranging from terrorism fears to a reluctance to visit countries, most notably France, that opposed the war in Iraq.

The aim of terrorism is to terrorize.

The story, according to the Chinese government, is "a triple evil", a mix of religious extremism, separatism and terrorism.

Thematically, the song describes a failing romance, mixing personal themes with imagery of metaphorical acts of terrorism.

In an effort to avoid confrontation, Tusk had steered the meeting to focus on areas the 27 leaders could agree on: a mix of plans on security, counter-terrorism and moves to take more control of globalisation against a backdrop of stubbornly-high youth unemployment in southern Europe.