Sentence examples for terrorists found in from inspiring English sources

The arrest of Mohammed, also of Egypt, illustrates the support network that the alleged terrorists found in the close-knit community of Muslim extremists in and around New York, authorities said.

"US aims in Yemen are to ensure that [Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula] does not become like Al Qaeda in 1990s Afghanistan," Alex Ward of the Atlantic Council told HuffPost in an email, referencing the haven that terrorists found in a Taliban-run nation and used to plan Sept. 11.

On Thursday, local news media reported that some of the remains said to be of terrorists found dead in the mall turned out to be beef.

The Bush administration, in the middle of its own campaign to capture or kill Osama bin Laden and others it considers terrorists, found itself on Monday in the position of being pressed by world opinion to criticize as "deeply troubling" Israel's assassination of the leader of Hamas.

"The terrorists have found in Iraq a better sanctuary, training ground and laboratory than they ever had in Afghanistan".

One need think only of the recently concluded story of the Tsarnaev brothers, fifteen hundred miles from Miami, to recognize this truth: the casual passage from dormitory weed to mass murder, the citywide lockdown that begins after the terrorists find themselves, completely by chance, in a 7-Eleven that some other thugs have casually decided to rob.

• The "mad and bad" theory to explain why people turn to terrorism does not stand up, with no more evidence of mental illness or pathological personality traits found among British terrorists than is found in the general population.

The "terrorists" I've found in Andean caves and desert villages are people whose families were forced off their farms by oil companies, hydroelectric dams, or "free trade" agreements.

Because terrorists are not found in one specific area and because they like the rest of us communicate through use of the Internet and telephones, telecom companies and organizations like the NSA are now justified in the eyes of many to spy on large amounts of Internet traffic and telephone calls.

In all likelihood terrorists find this situation entirely to their liking — given they are causing massive damage to public security with minimal action on their part.

The terrorist handbook was found in the possession of Mr. Shaffi.