Sentence examples for prospective attacks from inspiring English sources

"There has been some commentary from some of our critics -- Howard Dean comes to mind -- saying somehow this is being hyped for political reasons, that the data we collected here, the casing reports that provided the information on the prospective attacks is old data, i.e., four, five years old," he said.

The system is part of Japan's new push to protect itself from prospective attacks by North Korea and China.

The anonymous officials also have put forward objectives of such a prospective attack.

· Italian court papers point to Abu Doha's involvement in a prospective attack on the US embassy in Rome.

On Twitter, which is what the hackers affiliated with Anonymous use as a soapbox to spread their message, there was little chatter Saturday about the prospective attack.

Longer baseline prospective attack diaries may be helpful in this regard, but given the dreadfulness of the disease, are impracticable and indeed unethical as it could delay effective treatment.

If I am fearful of being attacked, I am more fearful if the prospective attack is more undesirable: Given equal likelihood, I would be more fearful of being stabbed in the gut with a knife or a beaten about the torso with a pillowcase full of oranges than merely punched repeatedly.

As the threat of ISIS began looming large Canada quickly ponied up a fleet of aircraft including two planes designed to scope out prospective attack sites to prevent collateral damage to bomb ISIS positions and to take out equipment.

As Washington and its allies prepared for a prospective attack on Syria, possibly without a U.N. mandate, Brahimi said world-body action would be a legal prerequisite for military operation.

During the 1950s, that golden age of trust, compliance and conformity, the federal government encouraged communities to develop civil-defense programs to reduce the harm from prospective military attacks.

"The prospective missile attack on Syria is not a foreign policy moment on a par with the Suez war in 1956, the Norway debate of 1940 or Chanak in 1922, all of which led to the fall of 20th Century prime ministers," it says, in an editorial.