Sentence examples for threat completely from inspiring English sources

I was told that a rabbi who attended the CST dinner found the portrayal of a community under extreme threat completely at odds with his sense that the opportunities for maintaining a flourishing Jewish life have never been so great.

But I'm not willing to write off the threat completely.

While our law enforcement officials are working very hard to ensure our safety, they alone cannot eliminate terrorist threats completely.

In an interview on Monday with Pentagon correspondents, L. Paul Bremer III, the American administrator in Iraq, said Iraqi forces would be unable to deal with security threats completely on their own by July 1, and described what he said was a clear consensus among the Iraqi leadership that occupation military forces should remain.

As we discuss in the Cisco 2018 Annual Cybersecurity Report, machine learning helps security professionals detect not only "known-known" threats (malware and infections that have been seen before), but also "known-unknown" threats (variations on previously detected attacks), and "unknown-unknown" threats (completely new attacks).

"The anthrax threat has completely altered the manner in which I do business and live my life overall these days," said Ms. Nardo, who replenished her stockpile of emergency supplies from the millennium.

Then there was Trump's threat to completely shut down the border with Mexico, which officials had to pretend was something other than the lunatic impulse of our own Mad King.

By the time the Guardians of Peace made their first actual IRL threat, people completely lost their shit.

What Joe's point in particular was, going after the Bush administration's rationale of imminent nuclear threat was completely false.

According to Paul R. Sackett, Chaitra M. Hardison, and Michael J. Cullen, both the media and scholarly literature have wrongly concluded that eliminating stereotype threat could completely eliminate differences in test performance between European-American and African-American individuals.

Authorities can either block the travel or strongly advise against it and individuals might respond to the epidemic threat by completely refraining from such activities, in which case the model becomes purely local.