Sentence examples for could pose a danger from inspiring English sources

They lived in other parts of the country, presented a flight risk, and could pose a "danger to the community".

Mr. Hinojosa said, "We need to keep a very tight rein over guns and rifles" and other equipment "that could pose a danger to the public".

WikiLeaks said it intended to post the material on the Internet after editing out material that could pose a danger to confidential informants and others.

If they eat them, those chemicals are absorbed into their tissue, which could pose a danger to humans who consume the fish.

If they were to fall into the hands of terrorists on the black market, these missiles could pose a danger to civilian airliners.

Dogs bred to be protectors, like Dobermans and rottweilers, may be right to sense that certain people on the street could pose a danger to their owners.

He said there was a risk that a court could "release into our communities people who could pose a significant danger".

When Bridgestone/Firestone announced a recall yesterday of some 6.5 million Firestone tires, it was the company's first admission that the tires could pose a serious danger.

The trio of liberal arts professors at the university's Austin campus warn that the forthcoming rule could pose a grave danger to academic freedom..

Dangerous battery acids, unexploded weapons and highly radioactive fuel elements in the Kursk's twin reactors could pose a serious danger to the recovery operation.

There may be a safety issue - if for example a player was running through on goal and an opponent grabbed his snood, that could pose a potential danger to his neck".