Sentence examples for recognising threats from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

Recognising that threats to health have causes, and that those causes also have causes.

Recognising the threat, ANC leaders have recently promised all sorts of rewards to rebellious trade unionists.

But he added: "Everyone took their eye off the ball in not recognising the threat to the Danish forests".

Some might contest that judgment over, say, recognising the threat Ebola has presented, let alone president Putin.

"Australians are way ahead of their governments in recognising the threat to the reef and tourism jobs, and demanding strong, urgent action.

Subway announced it would start offering chicken raised without antibiotics in the latest sign that companies are recognising the threat that overusing antibiotics poses to human health.

Recognising the threat posed by hardliners, the leading moderate Uighur diaspora organisations, which used to spend most of their time squabbling, came together at a conference in Germany in April to unite behind one leader, Erkin Alptekin.

This was a police force recognising a threat to one of its communities and defending it with all of the weapons of the criminal justice system, and... it made no difference.