Sentence examples for multidimensional threat from inspiring English sources

And Kidd was his usual multidimensional threat, registering 16 points, 9 assists and 8 rebounds.

At 6 feet 1 inch and 201 pounds, Brackett gives the Lions a multidimensional threat; through four games, he has 779 yards passing and 273 yards rushing.

Vick proved he is a multidimensional threat in his six-touchdown performance — four passing, two rushing — in a rout of the Washington Redskins on Monday night.

Agroterrorism is a multidimensional threat, involving a wide range of motives and perpetrators, and encompassing a wide range of actions, from single act of sabotage to strategic wartime programs with potentially disastrous spill-over' effects on susceptible wildlife and endangered species population.

Israel too can air its legitimate concerns about the vast multidimensional threats that come from Hamas' Iranian armed presence that routinely pierces its borders.

Injury-related factors associated with increased odds of not working that remained in the overall multidimensional model were: those workers who perceived their injury was a threat to their life and those who were admitted to hospital following their injury.

We consider personal resiliency to be a dynamic and multidimensional state of well-being and readiness that manifests as a fundamental awareness ("the threat is present"), acceptance of potential loss ("it can happen to me"), empowering, protective attitudes ("I have resources and choices"), and engagement in preventive actions ("I am actively building personal resources and adaptive capacities").

The multidimensional impacts of disaster on health, nutrition, hygiene, security, protection, education, and livelihood of women are an absolute threat to the human rights and the dignity of the vulnerable women that are major hindrance in accomplishing MDG development agenda.

The most important pre-injury predictors of not working following injury found by multidimensional modelling were as follows: low or unknown income, financial insecurity, physical work tasks, temporary employment, long week schedules, obesity, perceived threat to life and hospital admission.

It is also multidimensional.

"But ideas are multidimensional...