Sentence examples for recognise threats from inspiring English sources

She said: "This may be because it is particularly important for animals to recognise threats in their environment.

After all, our capacity to coordinate effective responses depends first on having a well-informed populace who can recognise threats.

Attacking such software may have allowed the agencies to keep it from recognising threats from governments, as well as exploiting known vulnerabilities to get in.

"City populations recognise the threats from climate change".

But no, in addition to enduring the inhumane physical torment, riders must monitor their opponents while retaining enough mental freshness to recognise new threats and opportunities and react accordingly.

Complex socio-technical systems, such as road tunnels, can be designed and developed with more or less elements that can either positively or negatively affect the capability of their agents to recognise imminent threats or vulnerabilities that possibly lead to accidents.

Therefore, the optimal strategy for expressing aggressive behaviour on a breeding colony would be to recognise real threats to the mother-pup pair and only direct aggression towards those.

The executives may become complacent and fail to recognise the threat of new products and services.

Incumbents are often complacent, slow to recognise the threat that their inferior competitors pose.

The report is not expected to criticise MI5 for failing to recognise the threat they posed.

Ogilvy did recognise the threat of climate change, in a survey by the Climate Investigations Centre.