Sentence examples for Poses some threat from inspiring English sources

The United States does not believe that Venezuela poses some threat to our national security".

Even tiny amounts pose some threat, they say.

Education experts say that while the new online classes offer opportunities for students and researchers, they pose some threat to low-ranked colleges.

The market tumult also put a dent in oil prices yesterday, even as two tropical disturbances posed some threat of disruption to oil production and refining in the Gulf of Mexico.

There are, however, other companies also using iSKY's, low cost Ka frequency-based technology that pose some threat.

While these companies pose some threat to Nike, the latter is also making a play within these upcoming market segments.

"I imagine we were kicked off twitter because we may pose some threat to their promoted tweets and stream ads," founder Billy Draper tells me.

Such a supernova event may pose some threat to life on the Earth.

Because larvae are also facultative parasites, they can enter open wounds and therefore pose some threat to human health, especially in the developing world [ 17- 19].

He said the recession posed some threats, such as the loss of investment capital, but also opportunities, such as the potential for lower demand for steel and specialist engineering skills which should help reduce costs for renewable energy suppliers, especially wind-turbine manufacturers and operators.

"We're going to be playing against the champions at home on Friday and will need to be ready for that because they do pose some threats".