Sentence examples for because they pose a from inspiring English sources

The countries have been chosen because they pose a risk of abuse, says the department.

Such animals are relocated to zoos or put down as a last resort because they pose a danger to the public.

Self-Defense by Civilians According to the second, symmetrical account, all combatants are liable to defensive attack simply because they pose a threat to others.

Repetitive DNA sequences are hotspots for genome instability because they pose a particular challenge to the DNA repair and replication machineries.

At the core of Rabbi Kahane's teachings is the belief that Arabs should not be allowed to live in Israel because they pose a permanent threat to Jews.

The Singaporean police chief, Soh Wai Wah, said yesterday 28 people are blacklisted, because they pose a threat to law, order and security.

Canada geese will need to be culled in their thousands because they pose an increasing risk to aircraft, a leading government adviser has revealed.

If you've heard little or nothing of Sen and Kerala, maybe it is because they pose an annoying challenge to the neo-liberal consensus.

Adults become killers of others, including young children, not "because they pose an active military threat but because they are in the way; eveiyone in the way becomes the enemy.

Cows that cannot walk are banned for use in the food supply because they pose an added risk of mad cow disease, or bovine spongiform encephalopathy, a fatal disease that eats away at the brain.

But he stopped short of answering the hardest question about Iran: If diplomacy fails, would Israel be justified in striking Iran's nuclear facilities, as it has often hinted, because they pose an "existential threat"?