Sentence examples for driving posed from inspiring English sources

Three-quarters of them thought the use of potentially deadly force by the police was justified by the risk Mr. Harris's driving posed.

Because pile driving posed too great a potential hazard to the century-old neighbors and the nearby subway tunnels, 557 Broadway has been constructed atop a 38-inch-thick concrete mat that is 34 feet below street level.

Just how big of a danger does drowsy driving pose?

"Abuse of prescription medication has reached epidemic levels, drunk and drugged driving pose significant threats to public safety," the President noted.

However, that study, by the Virginia Tech Transportation Institute, also showed that the act of dialing while driving poses serious risks.

Safety advocates added that distracted driving poses a challenge similar to that posed by smoking: being able to communicate with friends or loved ones at all times may carry a certain cool factor, as cigarettes did in the 1950s and '60s.

Nine in 10 Americans now grasp that talking on the phone while driving poses a substantial danger, according to the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety.

Discussion: Underage driving poses a serious problem in terms of crash outcomes.

Nevertheless, Republicans included provisions allowing deadly and destructive trucks weighing up to 126,000 pounds on some highways, extending truck lengths and exempting truck drivers hauling some agriculture commodities from common-sense limits on the hours of driving, posing even bigger threats to passenger cars.

That agriculture, rather than fossil fuels, is driving methane poses a new set of problems for governments trying to fight climate change, Schaefer says.

Their response to Farolini's early touchdown was to keep the ball tight with their lineout and driving maul posing problems for the home team.