Sentence examples for threat resulting from inspiring English sources

Air pollution from vehicles, industry and power plants is a relatively minor threat, resulting in perhaps 2,000 lung cancer deaths a year in nonsmokers, primarily those who are heavily exposed to polluted air.

The team was under intense pressure to protect American forces nearby, and in the end it determined, incorrectly, that the villagers' convoy posed an imminent threat, resulting in one of the worst losses of civilian lives in the war in Afghanistan.

Perhaps most distinctive of Western concerns over the Arab Spring Middle East is the heightened security threat resulting from increased regional instability.

The stress response is initiated when a stimulus (the stressor) is perceived as a potential threat, resulting in a combination of biological responses designed to alleviate the effects of the perceived stressor.

Since the availability of updates itself allows no judgment about the threat resulting from the outdated packages, even when significance information is available, the latter query allows a detailed examination of the status of a virtual machine, by giving a list of outdated packages.

In a March statement before Congress, Robert Patterson, the acting administrator of the DEA, described the relationship between US and Chinese drug enforcement agencies as "a significant bi-lateral mechanism to address the threat resulting from the shipment of illicit fentanyls, their precursors, and other synthetic drugs to the United States and elsewhere".

That threat resulted from Lester's control problems.

Results showed that while psychosocial threat, very much like perceptual load, primarily led to a stronger gating in V1, bodily threat resulted in impaired goal-directed processing within the fronto-parietal attentional network, as well as decreased filtering in V1.

The committee examines potential security threats resulting from deals with foreign companies.

Petr Naumov, a local biologist, points out that poverty and joblessness are also threats, resulting in poaching and other dangers.

Mr. Miliband said there was growing accord among nations at the meeting on the level of aid required to help poor countries withstand threats resulting from climate change and adopt less-polluting energy technology.