Sentence examples for pose possible threats from inspiring English sources
The resistance and pathogenic state of these Dnd+ strains may therefore pose possible threats to public health, hence improvement in their typeability is important to generate valuable epidemiological data.
(KI District health worker) Such practices pose possible threat for disease outbreak.
In the Atlantic, Hurricane Maria continues to pose a possible threat to shipping vessels, but no danger to land as yet.
Anything that is known — and that could pose a possible threat to the health or safety of the buyer — must be disclosed.
The python may be a marquee-quality "spokes-snake" for invasive species, Mr. Snow said, but it is hardly alone in its potential to disrupt ecosystems and pose a possible threat to people and the economy once established.
NASHUA, N.H. — On a day when Gov. Rick Perry of Texas announced that he was going to announce his intentions to announce his likely campaign for the Republican nomination on Saturday, Mitt Romney remained largely silent about his potential competitor from down South, who political analysts say could pose a possible threat to Mr. Romney's candidacy.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture says it won't regulate the mushroom because it doesn't pose a possible threat like GMO plants using the DNA of foreign bacteria might.
But just in case it doesn't, Garman decided to look at which industries have the largest union representation and thus pose a possible threat to creditors' traditional rank.
Although populations of this species are stable, habitat destruction and deforestation may pose a possible threat to this species.
The judge ruled that "in the context of the state of emergency and the Nice attack "forms of beachwear that indicate belief" were likely to "exacerbate tension" and pose a possible "threat to public order".
While most of these practices are likely not to be harmful, they pose a possible threat to successful malaria prevention by supplanting the use of more effective measures.
