Sentence examples for longer presented from inspiring English sources

Home Minister Hishammuddin Hussein said the men were released because they no longer presented a threat.

Mr Justice Penry-Davey said the cab driver would not be released until a parole board decided he no longer presented a threat to women.

Departing from its usual policy of not releasing Palestinians with what the Israelis call "blood on their hands," Israel this time included two veteran prisoners sentenced for life for murdering Israelis, saying they no longer presented any significant risk.

In "André Masson: Inside/Outside Surrealism," at the McMullen Museum of Art at Boston College, Masson (who died at 91 in Paris in 1987) is no longer presented as proto-Pollock.

He appeared to have lost interest in the lathe — he no longer presented her with lamps or bowls — but for the better part of a year he had not slept in their bedroom at all.

"Autonomy was no longer presented as a goal in itself, but instead as a means of implementing a right-wing economic policy that Flemish people actually voted for," says Dave Sinardet of the Free University of Brussels.

For some reason, the machine was no longer present.

Divided and leaderless, it would no longer present a problem to Beijing.

Many natural predators of birds are no longer present in the countryside, he added.

No longer presenting a military threat, the city was left to its own devices.

And then, there is the one, irreplaceable observer, who is no longer present.