Sentence examples for he still posed from inspiring English sources

However he added that it was not yet known whether Mohammed Emwazi is dead and warned that until his death is confirmed, he still posed a threat to innocent civilians around the world.

The psychologist who examined the accused, Adelheid Kastner, testified Wednesday that Mr. Fritzl could differentiate right from wrong, and said that he still posed a danger to himself and others.

Last July, he was granted a parole board hearing at Guantanamo to determine whether he still posed a threat to national security and if he could be released.

His release, however, can be put off indefinitely should he still pose a threat to a liberal society left traumatised by his bomb and shooting rampage last July.

In swing states where Mr Nader has slightly more backing, Iowa, Wisconsin, New Hampshire, New Mexico and Florida, most pollsters believe he still poses a greater threat to the Democrat.

Analysts have said that although Rifaat al-Assad lacks the support of the army and security services necessary to take over the presidency, he still poses a viable challenge.

Though Freeney has been slowed by a buttocks injury, he still poses a significant a challenge for a rookie who is playing his fourth game in the N.F.L. BY THE NUMBERS 2 Holding penalties called against D'Brickashaw Ferguson this season 1/2 Sacks allowed by Ferguson 0 Sacks by Dwight Freeney in first three games QUOTABLE "I don't feel like I have to be perfect with him".

The Al-Salam Rehabilitation Center was built by Kuwait years ago specifically for al-Odah and another Kuwaiti detainee at Guantanamo, Fayiz al-Kandari, who the parole board recently determined could not be released because he still poses a threat.

The amounts involved in this so-called grandfathering clause are modest compared with the overall amount of tax breaks, he said, but they still posed a problem.

He was also more comfortable picking up Uber hails because he thought street hails still posed some safety risks.

But he said terrorist groups still posed a long-term threat, given their determination to develop or acquire chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear weapons.