Sentence examples for pose the danger from inspiring English sources

Obama's victory and the growing evidence of an emerging majority Democratic coalition pose the danger that the left will take false comfort.

ANILA ALI Irvine, Calif., May 3, 2011 To the Editor: While elated over the killing of Osama bin Laden, I can't help observing that his death would likely have occurred years earlier if the Bush administration hadn't diverted military and intelligence resources from seeking to capture or kill him to initiating the senseless war in Iraq, which did not pose the danger to us that Bin Laden did.

As big a challenge as the rates of malnutrition pose, the danger for children extends even further".

So we have a strategy to eliminate a danger which has to be universally applied but only reduces (but not eliminates) the risk of the danger, the risk of which risk is defined in terms of the people who pose the danger (whose numbers are already admittedly very small) - 'it is enough if very few of us are malevolent'!

President Bush's executive order on federal grants for faith-based institutions does not pose the dangers you assert.

He said the situation posed the danger of "mission drift".

What exactly poses the danger to the Kaczynskis?

"It is the stockpile that poses the danger to the public, not the incinerator," said Lt. Col. Bruce E. Williams, commander of Anniston Chemical Activity.

In part, this is because any lawsuit that reaches the discovery, the pretrial fact-finding phase, poses the danger of revealing too much about Google's proprietary technology.

The lights have undersize wires that can pull out of the plugs and light sockets, posing the danger of electric shock and fires.

Exothermically reacting fluid poses the danger of temperature run-away (thermal explosion) in some circumstances (e.g. interruption of stirring in a reactor and during storage).