Sentence examples similar to constitute a grave risk from inspiring English sources

"Several members of the officer's team had confirmed the presence of a gun, and that constituted a grave danger to the officers and the community.

He presented... MCCLELLAN: So does that constitute a grave and gathering danger to the United States?

But recent massive demonstrations show that opponents, perhaps unfairly, fear that his ascent to the presidency would constitute a grave threat to Turkey's secular republic.

The tests, believed to be part of annual drills, did not constitute a "grave issue for Japan's security," Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan said.

It concludes that Israel "violated" the law and that these violations "constitute a grave breach".

The quantity and sensitive nature of this information constitutes both a fascinating means of inferring sociological parameters and a grave risk for security of privacy.

Highly pathogenic H5N1 avian influenza (AI) poses a grave risk to human health.

He poses a grave risk of flight and an equally grave danger to the community.

To break any one of them is taking a grave risk.

"This whole thing runs a grave risk to democracy," Mr. Janklow concluded.

People on the ground and in buildings also face a grave risk from aircraft accidents.