Sentence examples for threat consisted from inspiring English sources

In both cases the threat consisted only of Russian use of radar for a limited period, but the Nato Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said that Russian actions were "very serious – even dangerous".

Historically the MRSA threat consisted of hospital-acquired strains (HA-MRSA) usually affecting individuals with associated risk factors (e.g., hospitalization, multiple antibiotics).

Hail storms are a natural hazard that is somewhat comparable to volcanic ballistics, in the sense that the threat consists of discontinuous impacts over an area.

The traditional damage mitigating shield design for this threat consists of a "bumper" that is placed several cm away from the main "inner wall" of the spacecraft.

The traditional damage mitigating shield design for this threat consists of a "bumper" that is placed at a relatively small distance away from the main "inner wall" of the spacecraft.

The main defense against lighter, lower-altitude and slower threats consists of sniper-carrying helicopters based at an army base in Ilford, east of the Olympic Park, and aboard the Ocean, a Royal Navy helicopter carrier moored in the Thames a couple of miles south of the park.

While many students think online threats consist only of cyberbullying, joining the university ranks means their threat risk has expanded.

Over all, he said, they were typical of the rebel threat, which consisted of "a few pockets of violence" across the country, all "weak and pathetic" and surviving only because of NATO air power.

Threats always consisted of ears backwards and could vary from simple threats (i.e. looking with ears laid back), threats to bite (i.e. showing the teeth in addition to simple threats) to threatening approaches (stretching the neck or approaching towards the experimenter with ears laid back); and could in some rare cases lead to real aggressions e.g. [43], [45], [46], [47].

The knife-threat procedure consisted of moving a kitchen knife slightly above (1 2 cm) the thumb and index finger of the participant's hand or the rubber hand (experiments 2 and 4, see below), or above digits I and II on the rubber foot (experiment 4, see below).

"There is a tendency to think of the Information Age threat as consisting of software worms or viruses or a shutdown of electrical power, but there is a middle ground where energy is used to erase or disrupt or destroy digital systems without cutting off power and without introducing contaminating software".