Sentence examples for more generic threat from inspiring English sources

As compared to more generic threat information, disclosing information about a company's own specific cyber vulnerabilities and incidents can carry legal, competitive, and reputational risks that are far greater if that information is learned by competitors and customers.

Other men of God are concerned about the more generic threat coming from Islam.

The Behavox platform, targeted at investment banks, brokerage houses, commodities traders and asset managers, claims to be able to detect various types of misconduct such as insider trading, rogue trading, abuse of conflicts of interest, as well as more generic threats such as bribery, expenses abuse and IP theft.

"The reported location of the tweet was London Bridge, which is in the constituency," Coyle said, "so I felt that was a little bit more disturbing than a generic threat from someone in Durham.

Evidence for attention bias specificity in anxiety would implicate involvement of previous learning and memory processes in threat-related attention bias, whereas lack of content specificity would point to perturbations in more generic attention processes.

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"But landmarks as a more generic term.

Instead, there would be more generic debates.

The more generic the service is, the more price dominates.

The House protection is more limited and more generic.

"We're not concerned about a generic threat to travelers," Dr. Gerberding said.