Sentence examples for result in attacks from inspiring English sources

Militants have warned that any new army operation in the tribal areas will result in attacks in major Pakistani cities.

This demonstration is a response to the white paper which, if implemented, will result in attacks to staff numbers, reduced access for students and restricted courses.

The suspicion that the Pakistani military gave a nod to Mr. Nazir's killing could result in attacks on Pakistani troops in some areas in South Waziristan, analysts said.

They are also unsympathetic to the idea of invading Iraq, not least because they fear that any setback for America could result in attacks on their own communities.

The arguments behind the expanded wiretapping power — that failure to grant it would result in attacks here — were reminiscent of those Republicans aimed at Democrats in the 2002 Congressional election, which brought a Republican victory.

An American official briefed on Mr. Mehsud's case said there was "absolutely no way" any American would encourage the Afghans to work with the Pakistan Taliban or do anything that could result in attacks on Pakistani forces or civilians, the official said.

(Oddly, the government was much quieter when, last year, a newspaper incited a wave of anti-paedophile vigilantism, resulting in attacks on, among others, a paediatrician).

Which only helps fuel the suspicion and distrust of British Muslims that has already resulted in attacks on mosques, murders on the street and put Muslims at the bottom of the socio-economic ladder in terms of employment opportunities.

With limited intelligence of IS positions, only 90 of the campaign's first 949 missions resulted in attacks.

Last year's Kick a Ginger Day resulted in attacks on school children, so it clearly has to be countered.

The Gold Rush also resulted in attacks on Native Americans, who were often forcibly removed from their lands.