Sentence examples for threat responding from inspiring English sources

The Nigerian government appears to have only a shaky grasp of how to confront the threat, responding with such a broad, harsh crackdown that many residents see the military as more of a danger than Boko Haram.

The phobic fear response appears to resemble an intense form of normal threat responding that can be induced in a nonthreatening situation.

Diệm and Nhu fully realized the potential threat, responding with the divide and conquer paradigm.

The relative strength between these two memories determines how much threat responding occurs.

Most critically, positive imagery training reduced reinstatement threat responding more than positive verbal training.

In sum, SR, self-report fear, and shock US expectancy showed differential threat responding in acquisition.

Coach Bill Campbell, asked whether Facebook was a threat, responded, "Anybody that gets a widely accepted user platform is to be worried about.

Meanwhile the European Union, despite facing a lesser gun threat, responded to recent attacks with new regulations this month strengthening firearms license requirements, banning certain weapons, and making it easier to track registered guns to prevent their black market resale, all in spite of significant differences between member states on gun issues.

Meanwhile the European Union, despite facing a lesser gun threat, responded to recent attacks with new regulations last month strengthening firearms license requirements, banning certain weapons, and making it easier to track registered guns to prevent their black market resale, all in spite of significant differences between member states on gun issues.

Christensen's answer was that the traditional firms' very success with established customers inoculated them against perceiving the threat and responding appropriately.

Do you disagree with me?" Pierson answered that agents were trained in observing and evaluating threats, and responding proportionately.