Sentence examples for may pose to from inspiring English sources

The panel made no comment on how large or small a risk cellphone radiation may pose to human health.

Oil giant BP is being challenged to confront the risk that climate change may pose to its future in a shareholder resolution published on Wednesday.

I wonder if there isn't another force driving opponents of same-sex marriage: the threat that it may pose to traditional family gender roles.

"We continue to hold the illegitimate Maduro regime directly responsible for any threats it may pose to the safety of the Venezuelan people," he said.

They are needlessly sharp with their parents; they drink and drive, regardless of the peril they may pose to others; they treat peers with gratuitous disdain.

Recent deployments have shed new light onto the role microbes play in essential ocean processes and highlight the risks they may pose to coastal populations.

This will enable more accurate predictions of parasitoid host ranges and risks parasitoids may pose to non-target organisms in the field.

The strike, which devastated Mexico's most important university and divided its society, gave a preview of the vexing challenges the new leftists may pose to the region's young democracies.

Two environmental groups and the financial officers of 10 states and New York City are asking the Securities and Exchange Commission to require companies to disclose the risks that climate change may pose to their bottom lines.

Such complaints are familiar in western capitals, where diplomats are highly sensitive to the risks that these perceptions may pose to trade links.

The indirect evidence presented here, indicating that mice may harbour a bacterium with a potential predilection for male mammals, whilst preliminary, highlights the generally overlooked threat that alien invasive mice may pose to the health of island endemics.