Sentence examples for It can pose from inspiring English sources

This is because it can pose a major danger to its pilots, passengers and those on the ground if the operator is blinded or injured by the light.

In some cases, if the loss of smell is severe enough, it can pose serious risks.

Those in the sport also realize the challenges it can pose.

If a person has metal in his body — for instance, shrapnel, or the gold grillwork that some hip-hop fans have bonded to their teeth — it can pose a danger or invalidate the results.

But in the bird's case, it's literally held under the thumb so it can pose for a bunch of people who have just watched it fly around for an hour in exchange for a bit of dead rabbit.

"We would be deeply concerned about any moves to link aid with military spending in fragile states, not least because of the risk it can pose to aid workers on the ground.

("People will love it — they can pose for photos in front of the plane," he said).

Because mochi is chewy and sticky, eating it quickly can pose a choking hazard.

While research in immunotherapy has shown promising results, doctors have found it also can pose serious risks to healthy organs, such as diabetes and severe reactions from immunotherapy drugs.

Leaving it unattended can pose the risk of fire damage to your house and surrounding neighborhood.

"With respect to purifying it and isolating it, a plant can pose challenges," said Norbert G. Riedel, president of the Baxter Healthcare Corporation's recombinant DNA business.