Sentence examples for large enough to pose from inspiring English sources

Dominant firms might use loyalty rebates to stop others from becoming large enough to pose a serious threat.

Few analysts expect protests this year to be large enough to pose a real challenge to Mr. Saakashvili.

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.

In the entire scheme of things, Greece, though crucial as a test of the euro project, is pretty small potatoes -- but the combined size of all four countries is large enough to pose a substantial threat to banks across Europe.

On the surface, it's a classic disruption story: Airbnb, a scrappy internet company that matches cash-strapped travelers with people who have spare rooms to rent, grows large enough to pose a threat to the hotel market.

Her passion, and a tendency to share her emotions — "I've just had a good cry," she might tell viewers — has drawn a following large enough to pose a challenge to the multibillion-dollar cosmetics industry, which has long sold products modeled by the world's most celebrated beauties, their flawless features showcased in costly ad campaigns.

China's conservative regulators may well clamp down if the upstarts become big enough to pose systemic risks.

When you give your baby something to chew, make sure that it is large enough to not pose a choking hazard.

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.

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