Sentence examples for underground threat from inspiring English sources
To many here, Uganda's gay population does not represent a sexual minority advocating for its rights, but an underground threat promoting a cancerous vice.
Peretz told me that he had become aware of the gravity of the underground threat after the Shalit abduction, and that "back then we tried to solve it with vertical water tunnels and sensors".
The local divisional commanders objected, due to their belief that counter-mining had neutralised the British underground threat and in the Warneton line's inadequacy.
We should expect negative health outcomes when a community is driven underground by threats to their jobs for their sexual orientation, when laws are passed that make members of a community second-class citizens, and when the community is subjected to ridicule, physical attacks, and shame.
The airport has evacuted passengers to the underground tunnel until threat has passed.
Domenic Perri, VP Business Development, Flashpoint Intel says "The Deep & Dark Web is vast underground, where professional threat actors plot campaigns that can impact any company, executives and customers.
He said the Fordo facility was built underground because of the threat of attack by Israel and the US.
The government in Seoul called the North Korean underground test a "direct threat against the peace and stability in the region as well as to the world".
A 2004 study by the agency concluded that hydraulic fracturing of one kind of natural gas well — coal-bed methane wells — posed "little or no threat" to underground drinking water supplies.
"It's more of the same," said Jim Walsh, an expert on the Iranian nuclear programme from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, arguing that Iran's desire to install more of its centrifuges underground was understandable under threat of air strikes.
But such laws are on the books virtually everywhere, though they can backfire, driving infected people underground, as did early threats to lock up anyone with AIDS.
