Sentence examples for pose the potential from inspiring English sources

Anxiety over the political crises plaguing the DRC, Guinea Bissau, Mali and South Sudan, which pose the potential of wider instability, and a slowly expanding humanitarian crisis linked to food insecurity.

NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg has warned that the increasing taunts by Russian warplanes, many of them nuclear-armed, pose the potential for catastrophe: They fly through airspace also used by civilian aircraft, but the military planes' transponders are turned off so that they are invisible on radar.

Such results pose the potential risk for increased illness and death, longer hospital stays, and nosocomial spread of infection.

Moreover, nondisclosure may pose the potential for emotional harm to partners and the broader community if it became known that researchers knew some HIV-negative participants were having unprotected sex with HIV-positive individuals.

Whether exposure to elevated mercury vapor arises from intentional cultural uses or from unintentional breakage and spillage of mercury-containing equipment, these exposures pose the potential for adverse health effects and should be addressed.

Such interpretation will depend on the particular context involved, including the threat posed, the potential audience and the socio-economic, cultural or religious context in question.

Distributive syringe sharing (DSS) (i.e., passing on a used needle/syringe to another IDU) poses the potential risk of transmitting HIV and viral hepatitis to others.

An EVP recording session turned out to be quite fruitful as they got an answer to a question they posed the potential spirit.