Sentence examples for threat materialized from inspiring English sources

But he keeps looking, convinced that his work has made the city safer and may have deterred a potential extremist before a threat materialized.

Saturday's practice and qualifying sessions were dominated by speculation that three more struggling teams, Lotus, Sauber and Sahara Force India, could stage a protest by either boycotting the race or pulling out after one lap, but neither threat materialized.

September 11th had taught him not to let a threat materialize.

When a threat materializes, everyone takes his position and sells candy.

The latter is a logic where a 1% chance of harm must be treated as a certainty in a potential high-magnitude, low-probability future where you cannot wait until a threat materializes, where firm evidence of either intent or capability is too high a threshold (Suskind 2007; Anderson 2010; Daase 2011).

They include uncertainty about the (time and place of the) impact and a tendency to wait until a threat materializes; an informational overload during severe events; and a lack of attention due to a high false alarm rate, or an underestimation of risks (George and Holl 1997; Meyer et al. 2010).

None of those threats materialized.

Vague threats materialize — someone unknown may be trying to kill Eric.

Few of the threats materialize, but the State Department's Bureau of Diplomatic Security sorts and shares the steady flow of reports.

Even worse, it will lose the ability to rally the world, and the American people, to the defense of the country when real threats materialize.

This paper presents a survey on security issues, threats, challenges and contingency measures that are suitable to reduce the risk of occurrence and impact should such threats materialize.