Sentence examples for threat view from inspiring English sources
By Derek Walcott The New Yorker, November 18 , 1996P. 95 The barren frangipani branches uncurl their sweet threat View Article By Rivka Galchen By Jia Tolentino By Zoë Heller By Malcolm Gladwell.
Hard-liners consider the close presence of Amerian forces in Afghanistan a threat and view America's efforts there, as well as Mr. Karzai's government, with suspicion.
"The militia movement began showing up at events in 2017 alongside the alt-right and other white supremacists particularly in order to be a buffer or to confront the threat they view from ANTIFA," Segal said.
The terrorist threat was viewed through a narrow lens because of the F.B.I.'s case-based approach.
However, Twitter may have seen Microsoft and Bing as less of a threat, and viewed exposure to Bing's early adopters as more advantageous than exposure to Google searchers.].
As we aim to explore the angle of security transparency between the CSP and the CSC, it is relevant to analyse each of those threats in view of identifying those contributing one way or the other to the fear of the CSC to embrace the cloud.
Nonetheless, the H5N1 influenza threat is viewed with disturbing complacency; a frequently heard statement is "since the virus has not adapted to continuing human-to-human transmission by now, it is unlikely to do so in the future".
That is, during such interventions, children are frequently presented with positively tinted, realistic information in order to correct their threat-biased views of the stimuli and situations that they fear.
Given this nightmarish vision might not reach full fruition for at least another generation, it's hard for people to keep the Iranian threat in full view.
"And there's less of a question about any kind of existential threat". Mann's view of things is much more complicated.
The biggest threat, in our view, comes from the prospective migration restrictions, which could impede international collaboration and erode the UK's ability to attract talent.
