Sentence examples for it presents a danger from inspiring English sources

"That it presents a danger to its neighbors and to the world.

It presents a danger to democracy and public protection throughout the trading area.

-- but it presents a danger that conservatives might simply stay home on election day.

I don't know that it presented a danger to students.

While focusing on building a shared purpose among a network of small groups is an effective way to build ideological continuity, it also presents a danger.

But it also presents a danger for Mr. Christie going into 2016: Conservatives tend to recoil at those Republican figures who become in-house critics, especially those who are media favorites.

Embarek emphasized repeatedly that eating pork does not transmit the virus and that it only presents a danger to pig farmers and slaughterhouses.

Even though it was moved, the Catalina still presents a danger to any boats navigating into the harbor, navy officials said.

The test of obscenity was that "the material must have a tendency to deprave or corrupt readers by... arousing lustful desire to the point that it presents a clear and present danger of inciting to antisocial or immoral action".

He says a healthy democracy depends upon an informed public, and when the public does not have trust in the media to keep them informed, it presents a clear and present danger.

And it presents a cautionary lesson about the dangers that inhere in attempting to derive constitutional conclusions from theories about law.