Sentence examples for vulnerable to terrorism from inspiring English sources

Such a vessel would also be vulnerable to terrorism.

Skyscrapers are definitely more vulnerable to terrorism than low buildings.

"It will make Britain more vulnerable to terrorism.

America has learned that it is not merely vulnerable to terrorism, but more vulnerable than others.

Senior officials recognized that the United States remained vulnerable to terrorism.

The review, which concluded in January, was prompted by concerns that MPs were vulnerable to terrorism.

Such actions result from an awareness that without these difficult policies, Israel's towns and cities will again be vulnerable to deadly terrorism.

Senator Daniel K. Akaka, the Hawaii Democrat who is chairman of the Subcommittee on Oversight of Government Management, which will hold the hearing on Wednesday, said the country remained "alarmingly vulnerable" to nuclear terrorism.

It is true, as some pro-war ultras argue, that because of its demography and location Britain was vulnerable to Islamist terrorism before Iraq and that other motives and complexes contribute to the apocalyptic longing of murderers such as the suicide-bombers of July 7th 2005.

In its largely unreported fighting in the north Caucasus, Russia is suffering as many losses every year as Britain has lost in ten years in Afghanistan.The Russians claim that their country is as vulnerable to Islamist terrorism and radicalism as anywhere in the West.

For those governments which feel particularly vulnerable to catastrophic jihadi terrorism — the United States, India, Russia, and Israel, among others — the 2001-02 nucrisiscrisis and its unstable aftermath can look like the sort of thing that used to be found only in thrillers.