Sentence examples for may now pose from inspiring English sources

According to the FBI, the limitations on their surveillance powers may now pose a "threat to public safety".

The chief threat they now pose may be as a guerrilla force, in a country where, with the disintegration of their rule, old local allegiances have reasserted themselves and central authority has broken down.

For now, the Ghana yam can be regarded as wholesome food commodity which may not pose any threat to human health.

Its leaders are now posing as victims of political persecution.

Continuing nuclear proliferation now poses an added risk.

Delegates are deciding whether Ebola now poses an international threat.

Greece now poses a policy dilemma for the E.U.

None of these danger zones now poses a threat.

This now poses a question - how and why aging affects neurons differently?

Although media freedom and independence have progressed significantly since that time, market pressures now may pose a greater threat to media freedom.

In short, is it possible that the country that gained a reputation as the Keystone Kops of nuclear nations, setting off nuclear explosions that sputtered and missiles that crashed into the sea, has actually gotten its act together to the point that it now may pose a significant threat?