Sentence examples for it doesn't pose from inspiring English sources

"It doesn't pose any threat," she said.

It's not a controlled substance and it doesn't pose a danger to scavengers.

Some would say it doesn't pose a tremendous threat to Hong Kong but I don't think Hong Kong would see it that way.

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But it doesn't pose a real problem — Mr. Hart could swing hard enough to pull the entire band, if he needed to — and in some ways the friction distinguishes this ensemble from countless others covering similar post-bop terrain.

Developers worried about this initially, but have come to realise it doesn't pose a problem for the young professionals likely to be buying their flats, so have accepted the demands of council planning departments.

This virus has been shown to produce similar results to vaccinia virus strain Elstree in virucidal testing [ 9], and was chosen because of its low biosafety level that means it does not pose any hazard to employees performing the tests [ 10], its known environmental stability and its practicability for laboratory use [ 11, 12].

Given that the organism is believed to be of low virulence, particularly that it does not pose a substantial risk for immunocompetent persons, its role as a human pathogen remains controversial.

"It does not pose a threat in reality," CCTV said.

Although the disease is deadly to animals, it does not pose a threat to humans.

Al-Qaeda may be vile, but it does not pose the threat that the Soviet Union and the Nazis did.