Sentence examples for security reality from inspiring English sources

The neighbouring Arab gulf states would find themselves with a grave security reality, which could lead to a dangerous future.

As Ms. Park said at a news conference Thursday morning in Seoul, the launch "showed how grave the security reality is that we are faced with".

In this paper, the API SRA methodology bridges the gap between "chemical security reality" and "chemical security theory (that is, game theoretic models)", by providing quantitative inputs for game theoretic models and by reflecting on game theoretic results with respect to industrial practice.

The United States Commission on National Security/21st Century called for reforms of the Congressional committee structures to reflect new security realities.

But its ancient origins also mean that there has been little motivation to bring it in line with the security realities of 2014, rather than those associated with low-speed academic networks of the 1980s.

The arguments against the public schools seem to be twofold – they're just not good enough academically, and they won't be able to handle the security realities of protecting the first daughters.

"Defence should respond to the new strategic, indeed economic, environment by ensuring much more ruthlessly that our armed forces are appropriate and relevant to the context in which they will operate … many defence establishments have not yet fully adapted to the security realities of … [a] dangerous new century", he once said pointedly.

When considering foreign locales, one cannot be oblivious to political and security realities on the ground.

With the separation of the Sudan into two sovereign states - Sudan and South Sudan - in June 2010, new political and security realities emerged, adversely impacting the lives of these pastoral groups.

But he warned of an "extremely difficult task" ahead as the country faced up to its "economic, social, political and security realities", including the threat of "terrorists".

He warned of an "extremely difficult task" ahead for Egyptians as the country faces up to its "economic, social, political and security realities", including a threat "by the terrorists".