Sentence examples for but do pose a from inspiring English sources

In this case, they do not bother anyone, except any passengers in the car, but do pose a potential threat to other drivers.

They are seen as a very forward-orientated side but do pose a threat out wide, should they choose to move the ball.

Unfortunately, Congress is reacting hysterically with quick-fix solutions that do not promise to stop the spying but do pose a serious threat to basic civil liberties.

A document obtained by the paper describes "crowd-control operations" where the crowd "is not armed with firearms but does pose a risk using improvised weapons (clubs and stones)." After the Arab Spring, and what we have seen in Libya, that is an interesting business to be in.

They have not been implicated in the reduction of any native species nor compete with new world rodents but they do pose a risk to human health as they are a vector for many diseases.

But they do pose a real danger of flexing their muscle within the single institution that since partition in 1947 has always pulled the strings of power in Pakistan - the army.

But they do pose a really serious threat to our honeybees.

It's always helpful to hear a candidate's broad vision, but sweeping plans do pose a problem if you can't get there from here.

But bike-sharing startups do pose a very real threat.

"But that does pose a problem — for Dan.

But it does pose a problem for the novel.