Sentence examples for workplace terrorism from inspiring English sources

At best, it's a harmless nod to tradition; at worst, it can feel like a sanctioned source of workplace terrorism.

Because of increasing workplace violence, terrorism, kidnappings and extortion, in the United States and around the world, many companies are hiring executive protection firms to strengthen their security departments in guarding their executives and their families.

The FBI says it's a possibility that the shooting is "workplace violence" or "terrorism" and Mr Burguan says the suspects were wearing "assault-style clothing" and were both armed with assault rifles and handguns.

Could it have been terrorism, a workplace conflict or a combination of both?

One federal law enforcement source said that while investigators have yet to establish a clear motive in the shooting, they are leaning toward a possible "combination of terrorism and workplace" conflict.

A federal law enforcement source told The Times that while investigators have yet to establish a clear motive in the shooting, they are leaning toward a possible "combination of terrorism and workplace" conflict.

He is the natural-born product of a media landscape in which a single gruesome act of Islamic State-inspired terrorism and workplace rage can become the wallpaper for our American world.

A lot of the debate after shootings at Ft. Hood (and the less-documented shooting at an Arkansas military recruiting station) was about whether the act was terrorism or workplace violence, missing the point about whether the military should protect itself better against either event.

It was not workplace violence, it was Islamic terrorism.

The closest the US came to seeing such an attack before San Bernardino was the Fort Hood shooting in 2009, though once again this was committed at the shooter's work place, blurring the lines between workplace violence and clear-cut terrorism.

But with fears of terrorism and school and workplace violence, the department is adding a different kind of firepower.