Sentence examples for threats observed from inspiring English sources

"Everyone in Europe is rubbing their eyes as this strange laconic creature with miniaturized eyes gads about alternating strange promises with stranger threats," observed one European analyst.

In Table 1 key opportunities and threats observed in this foresight study are reported.

A 1944 minute on surveillance of the Independent Labour Party, dismissed nine years previously as no threat, observed: "In the course of officially ignoring the ILP we have accumulated a file of 22 volumes about it".

Furthermore, to monitor for the presence of internal validity threats, we observed all lessons and documented instructor behaviors and student reactions.

Specifically, dramatic improvements in puncture resistance (spike threat) are observed under high and low speed loading conditions, while slight increases in cut protection (knife threat) are also observed.

In support of this, Ma and Han (2010) found that while similar effects of self-concept threat are observed in both Chinese and American participants, they occurred to a much lesser extent in Americans as compared to Chinese [18].

Stereotype threat is observed when negative stereotypes are explicitly presented to subjects; their performance deteriorates when compared to when no allusion to stereotypes is made.

The effect of CBT for psychosis on threat processing observed in this study may also relate to the continued improvements that can be seen at a longer follow-up (i.e. 9 months after the end of CBT for psychosis) (Sensky et al., 2000).

The spies have been trying to identify terrorist threats by observing messaging and payment systems used in the games.

We, the three authors of this blog — Fernando Hoces de la Guardia, Sean Grant, and Ted Miguel — recently published a working paper suggesting a parallel between the reproducibility crisis in social science and observed threats to the credibility of public policy analysis.

Additionally, it has become clear that this shaped charge does not represent a commonly observed threat.