Sentence examples for range of potential threats from inspiring English sources

Mr. Daalder, the Brookings expert, said that perhaps the biggest problem was a continuing "failure of imagination" about the range of potential threats.

The president, one of his advisers said, pressed the group to discuss the full range of potential threats, even those they viewed as extremely unlikely.

However, Mr. Bush reiterated his dedication to missile defenses, saying that the attacks of Sept. 11 made it all the more important that the United States be protected against a full range of potential threats.

"Unmanned systems are being considered as a potential option to aid in the delivery of a range of different maritime tasks given the range of potential threats and increasing demands on the smaller number of highly capable manned platforms in which much of the UK capability is currently focused".

Back at the Yard, Operation Finlayson detectives were looking at a vast range of potential threats, but still had few clues, no accomplices or even a plausible denouement for a man whose personal and professional inclinations were to camouflage everything he did.

These acts provide legislative protection against a range of potential threats, including commercial harvesting of flowers and land clearing.

Pre- and post-test analyses were planned because of potential threats of attrition and contamination.

16 If factors such as antibiotic resistance are considered in addition to these threats, the number of potential threats expands further.

With his announcement tonight, Mr. Bush and his director of homeland security, former Gov. Tom Ridge of Pennsylvania, appear intent on creating a new intelligence council that would analyze for the new department the full range of potential terrorist threats to the country and work closely with the F.B.I., the C.I.A. and the military to take action against them.

However, such geometries are not representative of the full range of likely threats.

While the nation has made strides in preparing for a wide range of potential disasters, state and local officials said they feel least prepared for an emerging threat: a cyber attack.