Sentence examples for terrorist danger from inspiring English sources

Until early 2004, the main terrorist danger to Britain was deemed to come from extremists outside the country.

She finds that political leaders were well aware of the emerging terrorist danger and the urgent need for intelligence reform, but failed to achieve the changes they sought.

In other words the terrorist danger confronting Australians to this very day is a result of Australia's involvement in Iraq.

She evoked the terrorist danger from spores and viruses sprayed in a fine mist: "We know about the fog of war.

The terrorist danger from Bin Ladin and Al Qaeda was not a major topic for policy debate among the public, the media, or in the Congress.

On the subject of Mali, Mr. Hollande said that the capture of the northern half of the country by Islamic radicals posed a clear and present terrorist danger to France and to Europe.

"This shows that terrorist dangers in our country as well are not abstract but are real," said the German chancellor, Angela Merkel.

As no clear suspects emerged, private experts began to argue that the culprit was probably a federal insider who meant to warn of terrorist dangers.

A more popular theory holds that the culprit is a federal laboratory insider who meant not to kill but to alert the nation to terrorist dangers.

City Councilman James S. Oddo, a Republican-Conservative of Staten Island, said the residents of his borough were particularly sensitive to terrorist dangers because hundreds of office workers, firefighters and police officers who died on 9/11 were from Staten Island, and because its western edge is so packed with tanks for oil, gasoline, kerosene and other volatile products.

If 10,000 is the number of Syrian refugees the U.S. will take, that number and many more can be admitted without risking any terrorist dangers here.