Sentence examples for potential bombings from inspiring English sources

Nasser approached several additional teenagers, and in at least three more instances, introduced youths to Al Aksa leaders for talks about potential bombings, the report said.

And though he didn't rule out airstrikes against the group that's seized a wide swath of Iraq extending from the Syrian border down to the gates of Baghdad – the Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant (Isis) – it's because Obama didn't mention any potential bombings at all.

But the greater the Israeli pressure on Mr. Arafat, the greater the potential for bombings.

Police had earlier identified Rahami as a potential suspect in the bombings based on surveillance footage and fingerprints on one of the devices.

In addition, hundreds of potential recruits were killed in bombings.

But as the Madrid bombings demonstrated, the potential for terrorism on the rails is growing.

Despite bombings and a potential siege, an estimated 320,000 people remain in Aleppo.

Another man said that many things had changed since he filled out the questionnaire: for one thing, he had found a "Boston Strong" towel in his house (the questionnaire apparently asked if the potential jurors owned any post-bombing memorabilia); for another, he had found God and could no longer consider capital punishment.

Having so many IRA men in custody, it would have been a relatively easy matter to find out which of their members were still at liberty on the night of the pub bombings and were, therefore, potential suspects.

At the time of his death, he was investigating Putin's potential role in the 1999 apartment bombings with Yuri Shchekochikhin.

Opponents of natural gas terminals have cited the potential for leaks, fires, explosions or terrorist bombings.