Sentence examples for could pose dangers from inspiring English sources
The camp is in a flood plain, and heavy snow could pose dangers when it starts melting.
Libya still has some scattered air defenses, consisting mainly of portable antiaircraft missiles and truck-mounted systems, which could pose dangers to relatively slow, low-flying helicopters.
There are also growing concerns that the company's hog waste could pose dangers to local water supplies, and that giant hog operations could cripple small farmers.
Experts say the small, unregulated factories could pose dangers because they do not have the same controls and rules as large slaughterhouses, which also produce crude heparin.
Community leaders assert that a fuller study would show that the station, which would be able to handle 5,200 tons of garbage daily, could pose dangers, like raising asthma rates in an area where such rates are already high.
The trend for feeding dogs and cats raw meat has been criticised by scientists, who say it often contains bacteria and parasites that could pose dangers to both pets and their owners.
They could pose danger to your family by bringing in diseases, or in the case of poisonous vermin, might bite them.
The Future of Life Institute has issued a more general warning about the long-term risks posed by unfettered AI, cautioning that it could pose serious dangers in the future.
In her article she explained that eating the 4,000-5,000 calories a day she needed, to combat the energy she lost as her body fought to repair itself could pose surprising dangers – as even food could rip her oesophagus or mouth.
In the booming economic climate of the 1990's, Born battled other regulators in the Clinton Administration, skeptical members of Congress and lobbyists over the regulation of derivatives, warning that unregulated financial contracts such as credit default swaps could pose grave dangers to the economy.
They lived in other parts of the country, presented a flight risk, and could pose a "danger to the community".
