Sentence examples for enough to pose significant from inspiring English sources

The inspectors general, Eric M. Thorson of the Treasury and Jon T. Rymer of the F.D.I.C., concluded that the F.D.I.C. should make its own risk assessments of institutions large enough to pose significant risk to its insurance fund.

The levels were not high enough to pose a significant health risk, said David Chai, a spokesman for Schools Chancellor Joel I. Klein.

But David Phillips, director of Earth Island Institute, the independent environmental group that led the movement to protect dolphins, said the number of boats hunting these immature fish, probably a half dozen or less, was not expected to be large enough to pose a significant threat to tuna.

The bulk of these supplies, like cesium or cobalt, are not radioactive enough to pose a significant threat in a dirty bomb or even capable of use in a nuclear weapon.

Consequently, any spiking is likely to pose significant irremediable long-term danger.

"They continue to pose significant risk to lives and property," he said in a statement.

Political influence and corruption continue to pose significant impediments.

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

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

Most surgeons would agree that an occlusal cant of <3° 4° is likely not significant enough to pose a noticeable problem for a lay observer [13].

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