Sentence examples for scale of threat from inspiring English sources

DCI Whittaker said: "Recent events in Paris have brought into sharp focus the type and scale of threat posed by international terrorism, and the relationship between the police and the public needs to be stronger than ever before to counter this threat".

Classifications have been made also according to the spatial scale of threat (Reyers, 2004; Rodrigues et al., 2004 b ; Visconti et al., 2010 a, b ).

But the scale of threats against abortion providers has grown since anti-abortion activists released videos that claimed to show Planned Parenthood employees selling fetal body parts in violation of the law.

Since this past summer, when anti-abortion activists released videos edited to show Planned Parenthood employees apparently selling fetal body parts in violation of federal law, the scale of threats against abortion providers and clinics has grown.

"It's hugely disappointing, given the scale of threats posed to tropical forests and savannahs from soy plantations, that companies like Bernard Matthews, Iceland, Findus, Dairy Crest and Nando's as well as animal feed and soy producers more widely are showing little sign of doing this," he said.

Mobile malware remains a small and nascent issue, especially when compared to the scale of threats crowding around desktop OSes, but the threat that is out there continues to mostly affect Google's Android platform.

"Not to minimize the seriousness of the Secret Service allowing two people not on the guest list to crash the state dinner at the White House recently, but historically on the scale of threats to the president, or even crashing White House parties, this episode doesn't really rank very high, I have to say.

She spelled out the scale of the threat to the UK, specifying that 40 planned terror attacks had been foiled since the 7 July bombings in London in 2005.

I fully appreciate the scale of the threat we face.

The scale of the threat is a matter of controversy.

A huge amount has been done to address and reduce the scale of that threat.