Sentence examples for the elevated threat from inspiring English sources

This time, officials say, the threat of terrorist attacks would become more critical, rising above even the elevated threat levels since Sept. 11.

May described the elevated threat level and the rolling out of troops as "a proportionate and sensible response" to the bombing.

In the deliberations about how to respond, it was Mr. Ridge who proposed the approach of tailoring the elevated threat to three specific regions, but his most visible role was in announcing the warning.

Hawley made clear that the revised rules, and the elevated threat level put into effect last month after the disruption of a plot to bomb planes flying to the United States from London, would most likely continue for many months, if not indefinitely.

In mass shooting scenarios, the elevated threat of a rifle like an AR-15 is primarily a function of its high volume and rate of fire, not the cosmetic features and other attachments often associated with so-called assault weapons.

Mouthwashes with alcohol tend to be more potent but carry the risk of several adverse side effects, including mouth ulcers, corroded fillings, and even the elevated threat of cancer.[3] Use them sparingly.

"In the context of the highly elevated threat against our country, the success of COP 21" — as the climate change conference is known — "will depend on maximum security," Mr. Cazeneuve told reporters at his offices on Wednesday.

I remember Ms. Rice, for example, early in July during the threat period and the heightened and elevated threat, asking me if I would receive a briefing from the C.I.A. because she thought it important.

Trail signs beckoned every few miles, and so, despite the dreary weather and elevated threat level for bears, we decided to take a hike.

A quarter of shark and ray species from around the world are facing an elevated threat of extinction, with an estimated 100m sharks killed each year.

A recent Merrill Lynch survey of 186 global fund managers revealed that 72% expect credit or default risk to pose an elevated threat to the market's stability.