Sentence examples for result of a terrorist attack from inspiring English sources

As a result of a terrorist attack, people were killed.

Investigators said the blast, which damaged several nearby buildings and cars, was the result of a terrorist attack, and Mr. Medvedev ordered Russia's top security officials to investigate.

Kenyan officials said they did not know the cause of the crash, though there was no evidence that it was the result of a terrorist attack or foul play.

He reiterated government claims that the killings were the result of a terrorist attack, and he regretted that the United Nations and other foreign governments seemed to have accepted the opposition's version of events.

Senior administration officials said that analysts at the Department of Homeland Security -- after consulting with their counterparts at the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Central Intelligence Agency and the New York City Police Department and with officials in the utility industry -- concluded about 4 45 p.m. that the blackouts were not the result of a terrorist attack.

But this year Westchester County, where Indian Point is, refused to submit its plans, saying federal guidelines for such an evacuation did not take into account a large release of radiation that could result from a terrorist attack.

1. Terrorism Insurance: Vote on a bill that provides for the government to pay 80percentt of losses resulting from a terrorist attack up to $10 billion -- after insurers have absorbed a portion of the losses based on their share of the market -- and 90percentt of all losses after that.

The Senate measure, approved 84 to 14, provides for the government to pay 80percentt of losses resulting from a terrorist attack up to $10 billion -- after insurers have absorbed a portion of the losses based on their share of the market -- and 90percentt of all losses after that.

They sparred at length over how well the emergency plans would work in the release of a huge amount of radiation, perhaps resulting from a terrorist attack.

Reagan's decision to send a battalion of U.S. marines to Lebanon in support of a cease-fire resulted in a terrorist attack in 1983, in which some 260 marines were killed.

Ostensibly, the provision was intended to be used in situations where national security might be at stake, such as the death of a sitting U.S. Attorney resulting from a terrorist attack.