Sentence examples for risk of capture from inspiring English sources

Now big-time crime is moving to the cyber world, offering large rewards with less risk of capture.

Also, when about £600m of programme investment is made each year, long-serving executives run the risk of capture, or getting too close to their independent producer suppliers.

An example is the so-called "risk of capture" interview that takes place in the first hour after a terrorism suspect is grabbed.

The mistake put the North Koreans at some risk of capture, and for a few moments they radiated a life-or-death terror that gave me a glimpse of what they must suffer daily.

The CIA and Pentagon colluded to reverse-engineer the interrogation resistance training given to US airmen at high risk of capture by the Soviets, employing techniques based on the old KGB playbook.

It was found that the juvenile green-turtle (Chelonia mydas) uses areas disturbed by fishing activity, which puts them at a higher risk of capture.

In the article, Mr. Sprinzak cited the tactical advantages of suicide terrorism: no escape routes or rescue operation are required; there is no risk of captured perpetrators divulging information; and the public feels extraordinarily helpless.

The shortcomings of previously employed approaches where handcrafted features describing the acoustic data are being used, include limiting the capability of the found representation to be widely applicable and facing the risk of capturing only insignificant characteristics for a task.

Baroness Goldie again; "…there is a risk of capturing legitimate services such as study guides under the same umbrella definition.

"…there is a risk of capturing legitimate services such as study guides under the same umbrella definition.

By selecting a lower hybridization threshold, the risk of capturing incidental RET and RET due to noise was minimized.