Sentence examples for pose a present from inspiring English sources

But the radioactive material that has been released so far -- deliberately or accidentally -- seems too small to pose a present danger.

First, America's foreign policy community, including many Democrats as well as Republicans, supported the war for the very same reasons that Wolfowitz and the lobby did — namely, the fact that Hussein seemed to pose a present or future threat to American national interests.

But, as Michael's story demonstrates, we need to take a hard look at individual cases before we assume that those with past convictions pose a present danger.

Durkin argued Khan, now 19, has been evaluated by a nationally recognized forensic psychologist who concluded that Khan, while "very immature," has not become radicalized and does not pose a present danger.

In nuclear industry superheated liquids pose an ever-present threat of thermo-hydraulic explosion if a leak or a break occurs in a pipeline carrying a superheated coolant.

Aedes aegypti mosquitoes in Amazonian urban centers pose an ever-present risk for yellow fever transmission and are also responsible for the high incidence of dengue.

"This language seems to do more than pose a question; it presents a favorable position on the referendum," Mr. Dadey said.

Developing a theme might involve posing a problem, presenting a situation or raising a question.

The virus has evolved into numerous strains and continues to do so, posing an ever-present threat.

Jeyapaul could at present pose a serious risk".

"David Cameron and the Conservative party now pose a clear and present danger to our economy," he said.