Sentence examples for enough to pose a from inspiring English sources

The Japanese government says that is not high enough to pose a health risk.

To be sure, SAC's $14 billion under management is not enough to pose a risk to the financial system.

Dominant firms might use loyalty rebates to stop others from becoming large enough to pose a serious threat.

And it's powerful enough to pose a whole new set of challenges to Israel Palestinee is serious now.

First, that the market's exposure to carbon-intensive investments would need to be significant enough to pose a problem.

The lights are normally blue, but turn red when sea levels rise high enough to pose a flood risk.

But the report said they had stayed high enough to pose "a high risk of a catastrophic runway collision".

Few analysts expect protests this year to be large enough to pose a real challenge to Mr. Saakashvili.

"Despite finding traces of pathogenic microbes, their presence isn't substantial enough to pose a threat to human health," Dr. Mason says.

A Deutsche Bank spokesman, Ronald Weichert, said that the bank's holdings of sovereign debt were not significant enough to pose a risk.

That's a scary number, big enough to pose a real risk that the U.S. economy will get stuck in a Japan-type deflationary trap.