Sentence examples for terrorists are far from inspiring English sources

"The terrorists are far more interested in the big European capitals than in little Gdańsk".

And we must consider the bigger picture: Terrorists are far more brutal than pirates and can easily force pirates -- petty thieves in comparison -- to share their ransom money.

"Terrorists are far less likely to kidnap or attack an Irish citizen than an American". Among those reported to carry an Irish passport is Lt Col Tim Collins, who led the Royal Irish Regiment during the invasion of Iraq.

Privately, Russian officials and Olympic security experts accept that the threat is high, but believe that terrorists are far more likely to strike away from the heavily fortified security zone around Sochi itself.

Prior to last year, Pakistan had essentially conceded the northwest Federally Administered Tribal Areas to al-Qaeda and the Taliban; today, violent clashes occur in the region, but the terrorists are far from subdued.

"This effort against terrorism and terrorists is far from over," said Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld.

(Just think of last week's foiled plot to attack U.S. targets in Germany). This suggests that the likelihood of attack by homegrown terrorists is far greater than the threat of another 9/11-style attack by foreigners.

Crucially, the report concluded that terrorists were far from being the biggest fish in the drug trafficking pond.

And when we remember, 9/11 has almost nothing to do with this issue: the terrorists were far from Latino, did not need to cross the boarder to get into this country, and had entered America as tourists, not immigrants.

But the F.B.I. can intervene only if Nasreen makes explicit threats on his life, which she — a kind of genius of abuse (she calls herself a "verbal terrorist") — is far too cunning to do.

Since May, the Saudis have acknowledged that their terrorist problems are far worse and more difficult to combat than they had imagined, American officials said.