Sentence examples for thwart dangerous from inspiring English sources
On security's side, there's a need to preserve our government's power to thwart dangerous terrorist plots.
Reassured, because we need the secret state; the digital revolution has undercut the capacity of democratic societies to thwart dangerous enemies.
A small movement -- initially dismissed with contempt -- has now acquired impressive momentum: the drive to have the Electoral College thwart the dangerous presidency of Donald Trump.
Some of the erroneous assumptions and misconceptions of the respondents must be regarded as dangerous as they thwart a decent safety behavior.
Thwarted by dangerous highways and vehicular impacts, only 50 ocelots remain in the southern tip of Texas today, National Geographic reports.
Such low doses, perhaps added to thwart simple authenticity tests, are particularly dangerous, Newton notes, because they can elicit resistance in the malaria parasite.
MEPs have decided to thwart this freedom of expression which is dangerous for creativity and innovation," said Monique Goyens, director general of BEUC, in a statement.
Ms Gillard claimed the Malaysia deal was designed to thwart people-smugglers, and to deter people from dangerous sea voyages.
Needing to thwart a new, weightless force in American politics, they nicknamed him Dangerous Donald, rubber stamping his renegade brand.
As the White House pointed out in its April post, disclosing a vulnerability could mean the government misses an opportunity to "thwart a terrorist attack, stop the theft of our nation's intellectual property, or even discover more dangerous vulnerabilities".
