Sentence examples for potential assailant from inspiring English sources

"You don't want a potential assailant ringing the doorbell of the house," says Neil Livingstone, chairman and C.E.O. of GlobalOptions, a risk-management company.

(Good luck untying it to rappel to safety, but you'd probably be able to take out a potential assailant if you threw it hard enough).

As there are a couple of square brick pillars along the walkway, behind which a potential assailant could skulk, the wedge does coincidentally serve to prevent assaults.

How could a potential assailant gain access to the White House, running from room to room before being apprehended?

Police officers are now poised to treat pretty much anyone as a potential assailant.

Under Jewish law one must protect oneself by injuring, instead of killing, a potential assailant, unless killing is the only option.

Portable phones may provide better personal protection than we realise: neighbours are more easily called to assist, or potential assailants deterred by the threat of passers-by with digital cameras.

While aid workers say the American soldiers never fooled anyone, Special Operations fighters retort that in a counterinsurgency situation, beards and a mixing of clothes help them blend into the landscape, buying time, and forcing potential assailants to wait for a second look.

Making sure the parking lot was free of potential assailants became a part of her routine for leaving the lab at night.

He's been known the flail wildly at potential assailants in the noise section.

The GAO found that a Homeland Security Department study used to validate SPOT was flawed and inconclusive, that it used improper controls, and that there was no scientific proof the program could identify potential assailants.