Sentence examples for terrorist publicity from inspiring English sources

It also shows the paradox of terrorist publicity: atrocities can grab attention, but often backfire on the perpetrator's cause, as we saw after 9/11 or more recently in France.

However, unless we stop giving terrorists free publicity and stop overly prolonging coverage of their heinous crimes while overlooking all the good Muslims out there, it's not likely these attacks will stop any time soon.

The hijacker and the terrorist thrive on publicity: without it, their activities and their influence are sharply curtailed.

It appeared that an alliance of terrorists hungry for publicity, of news organizations seeking to expand their audiences, and of readers and viewers eager to learn about violent events had coalesced into a system like a Roman circus.

This shootout and the kidnapping are part of a new disturbing pattern whereby terrorists crave the publicity that comes from violating innocent young people even in the precincts of their own schools.

However, due to the publicity that terrorist attacks generate, it seems completely rational to be afraid of a terrorist attack when in reality we should not be.

Terrorist activities received wide publicity.

It referred to being "sensitive" to the victims and to the integrity of the investigation, then added, "We also did not want to provide the killer or terrorist organizations with a publicity platform for hateful propaganda".

Numerous other terrorist groups have garnered publicity by pledging allegiance to Islamic State, or carrying out attacks in its name, but it's unclear whether they have any operational ties.

"It provided potential terrorists the kind of publicity that they need" for propaganda, Degaut told VICE, adding that the crackdown "revealed to terrorists how the government forces work".

The Kremlin has branded all rebels as terrorists and waged a publicity campaign to link them to Islamic extremist groups, including Al Qaeda and its leader, Osama bin Laden.