Sentence examples for societal threats from inspiring English sources

Asked by Bloomberg whether Apple is continually working to make encryption "even stronger", Cook made his response into a warning about the wider societal threats posed by cyber attacks to "your safety, your security".

Horizon 2020, however, in addition to a 60% increase in funding for basic research, goes wholesale on the challenge-based approach, says Michael Jennings, a European Commission spokesperson, and emphasizes developing solutions to the world's most pressing environmental and societal threats to health and well being.

While he was generally upbeat about the combined possibilities of humans and machines — touching on his Advanced Chess concept, for example, in which machines and humans play together as a team — he also warned over some of the societal threats here.

Managing these societal threats relies on sound public health policies from government agencies and compliance from corporate America.

In March of that year, Scott Lively, Caleb Lee Brundidge, and Don Schmierer, outspoken pastors who contended that same-sex attraction is curable and that the "gay movement" is evil, traveled to Kampala to lead a three-day conference on societal threats posed by "the gay agenda".

I am a societal threat".

It is a societal threat," Turchi says.

I am a societal threat," the artist Vaginal Davis, seen here in 2002, said.

We adapt a classic anchoring and adjustment paradigm and show that Openness to Experience interacts with exposure to information about safety and threat to shape judgments of societal threat and danger.

These benefits are however outweighed by the radioactive danger associated to nuclear power plants, either in the context of the nuclear accidents that have already occurred or in that of the large amounts of long-lived nuclear waste that have been growing for decades and that represent a significant environmental and societal threat.

I'm not saying that no can ever eat a cheeseburger again, or that we all have to be stuck forever in those weird few months where Jamie Oliver went all Pravda and tried to persuade us that crisps are a societal threat tantamount to the hydrogen bomb.