Sentence examples for warfare threats from inspiring English sources

In part this might be accomplished by pursuing a more indirect approach when confronted with new irregular warfare threats.

The stated mission of the institute now is to "develop strategies, products, information procedures and training programs for medical defense against biological warfare threats and naturally occurring infectious diseases that require special containment".

Bryan Whitman, the Pentagon's deputy spokesman, said, "Anthrax and smallpox remain two of the top biological warfare threats to our forces, and vaccinations remain a safe and reliable way to protect our service members".

The administration has called for a sharp rise in Darpa's budget in the fiscal year 2003, and the agency is being reshaped to focus on a variety of new technologies, including biological warfare threats and new computer "data mining" technologies.

"The diagnostic value of this type of testing is no more than that of astrology or tea-leaf reading," said Dr. Drew C. Richardson, a psychologist who formerly headed the F.B.I.'s research laboratory at Quantico, Va., and its unit overseeing chemical and biological warfare threats.

I'd been living in Israel now for almost a decade, and have survived biological warfare threats from Saddam Hussein, Intifada #2, countless terror attacks targeting Israeli civilians, and the war with Lebanon.

Mr. Ebon, 83, has written "Psychic Warfare: Threat or Illusion?," about Russian military research into the paranormal, among other books.

Like variola, MPV is considered a potential biological warfare threat and the development of various types of drugs and therapeutics against these viruses is ongoing [10].

Simultaneously, people realize that the US has been so busy mucking about in some remote corner of the world that it's very ill equipped for the great big conventional warfare threat, which turns out to be facing down the Russians (nee Soviets) in some cataclysmic European war.

He began working in microfluidics 20 years ago when the Pentagon was seeking a "lab on a chip" that soldiers could carry to detect bio-warfare threats like anthrax and rabbit fever.

Although a bipartisan group of lawmakers have called for a special select panel to probe cyber-warfare threats from Russia and other U.S. adversaries, including Iran and China, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky).