Sentence examples for about danger posed from inspiring English sources

He is still worried about danger posed by Sunni militants on his doorstep, however, and thinks that the peshmerga forces may not be able to hold them off.

This, in spite of scientific warnings about dangers posed by those plants' risk to local residents by nuclear waste disposal issues.

The book, "The New War" (Simon & Schuster, 1997), discusses the issue in about 20 of its 210 pages; the book, which is subtitled "The Web of Crime That Threatens America's Security," is about dangers posed by international criminal networks, mostly involving drugs and other concerns.

Tourist guidebooks of Croatia include warnings about the danger posed by mines in the country, and provide general information about their location.

NATO may have little to fear from greater openness about the danger posed by depleted uranium.

But a series of recent accidents has raised questions about the danger posed by the speeding vehicles.

As a result, we might be more sceptical about the danger posed by those 10,000 suspects as well.

Stone twists Bush's warning about the danger posed by Saddam into a commentary on the president himself.

A quick read of the Federalist Papers would help Mr. Snuffer understand just how concerned they were about the danger posed by majority rule to personal freedom.

BOOKS review of "Hannibal" (Delacorte; $27.95) by Thomas Harris... Harris is clear about the danger posed by the human need to emulate someone or have someone emulate you.

Mainstream political figures in the US – among them former presidential candidates Ted Cruz and Newt Gingrich – have warned in dark terms about the danger posed by Agenda 21.