Sentence examples for prospect of terror from inspiring English sources

Anxiety about the future role of religious fundamentalism and the prospect of terror attacks strike fear into the hearts and minds of commuters, travelers and politicians alike.

The latest attacks had had a different effect: "Now I am désespéré " — despairing at the prospect of more terror.

The tragedy lies in the fact that many of us thought we had left the prospect of mass terror behind.

The prospect of housing terror suspects has reopened a battle over the prison that began years ago.

Cameron last week specifically warned of the prospect of international terror attacks if an "extreme Islamist" regime is created in Iraq, after the recent advances of the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (Isis).

It is a simple snapshot which, on face value, showcases Maradona's audacity and the opposition's utter terror at the prospect of facing him; terror exemplified by the sheer numbers they had apparently dispatched to mark him.

That's what makes it terrifying!" Chastain is clearly relishing the prospect of that impending terror, when she takes on the role of Catherine Sloper in "The Heiress," scheduled to open on Broadway in the fall.

Some legal experts critical of the Justice Department interpretation said the department seemed to be arguing that the prospect of thwarting a terror attack could be used to justify interrogation methods that would otherwise be illegal.

However, the Labour Party said his escape was "extremely serious" and now says that the prospect of seven more terror suspects being released between now and the end of the year poses a serious challenge for the police and MI5.

If we fail to act, we will invite nuclear arms races in every region, and the prospect of wars and acts of terror on a scale that we can hardly imagine.

Brexit campaigners have been condemned as "shameful and cowardly" for claiming the UK faces the prospect of an Orlando-style terror attack if it stays in the EU.