Sentence examples for radical threat from inspiring English sources
Ms. Kagan is certainly too liberal for conservatives, who quickly criticized her nomination on Monday as a radical threat.
Officials in Brussels are also working on a set of incentives for Serbia to cushion the blow of what they see as the inevitable loss of Kosovo and, incidentally, to help beat off the Radical threat.
The shah of Iran, America's policeman in the Gulf, was swept away by revolution; to confront the new radical threat from Tehran, the United States found an unlikely successor, a secular dictator in Baghdad named Saddam Hussein.
In the wake of the Soviet Union's withdrawal from Afghanistan in 1989, the agency virtually abandoned the region, leaving it with few sources of information about the rising radical threat.
As the United States weighs responses to the Islamist-led assault on its diplomatic mission in Benghazi that killed Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens, Mr. Qaid says the two brothers' diverging paths trace a timely lesson: a parable of the dangers of treating the many different strands of political Islam as a single radical threat.
This view constitutes a more radical threat to the computation of intrinsic value than does the view that intrinsic betterness is not transitive.
When I asked him about the over-all situation in the world, he immediately mentioned dangers — "the radical extremist threat," Iran's nuclear-weapons program, Russia's aggressiveness, the rise of China.
Shapiro is at his most persuasive when he argues against lumping Islamic radical threats together.
He wants a revamping of the laws for fighting terrorism, many of which were devised decades ago with the idea that the worst radical threats could come from inside the government itself.
Called to the hospital after the shooting June 12, Ibrahim hoped the attacker wouldn't share his name because of what people would assume: that they were related, both radical threats.
As far as containing the radical Islamic threat, the status quo is increasingly no longer working – neither for the Saudis, nor the western governments who support them.
