Sentence examples for hot enough to pose from inspiring English sources

Heatwave Britain: as you may or may not be aware, it is outrageously warm outside, hot enough to pose a grave danger to the British disposition.

But they are big enough and powerful enough to pose real dangers.

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

Propofol dosages required for upper GI endoscopy are often high enough to pose serious risks of respiratory depression.

Sure, he was happy enough to pose for a liberators' photo-op with Nicolas Sarkozy.

Enough to pose a threat to Amazon, just the beginning, or a venture destined for failure?

But suppose someone were bold enough to pose that question.

Eventually we got Lenin to sit still long enough to pose for this photo.

If the child is intelligent enough to pose a question, he deserves a truthful answer.

Not only did Bourdain listen, he was kind enough to pose for photos.

Do meteors really get hot enough to keep them flaming all the way to the ground?