Sentence examples for pose to us from inspiring English sources

Warning of "the dangers of deterrence", the author suggests that: "[S]keptics of military action fail to appreciate the true danger that a nuclear-armed Iran would pose to US interests in the Middle East and beyond.

Or they might claim that al-Qaida and other such organisations are really very limited in their capabilities, the dangers they pose to us here in Britain exaggerated for political purposes.

It's not just the threat they pose to us here in London, but it is the appalling regime they inflict on people living in Syria and Iraq, beheading them, raping their women.

Assessors at Guantanamo originally divided detainees into three categories, depending on their view of the risks their release would pose to US security, depending on what they believed to the suspects' links to al-Qa'ida, the Taliban or other extremist groups, and based on whether they had cooperated with authorities or expressed violent feelings towards the US.

While President Obama said on Monday that he is working to "address the urgent humanitarian challenge on the border", the conservative radio host Bryan Fischer suggests that the real "humanitarian disaster" is the threat the children pose to US citizens' health.

It's a question some hope to pose to us soon.

We initially conducted this analysis during summer 2009, as the pH1N1 pandemic was unfolding, in response to questions posed to us by public health agencies regarding the effective use of antivirals prior to the availability of pH1N1 vaccines.

President Obama is walking a fine line before leaving office, between an imperative to staunch the threat that climate change poses to US and global interests, and the need to respect the results of last week's US election.

The question that is posed to us frequently since equal marriage was secured is: what next?

Exactly what danger is posed to US, British and French interests in Yemen is not public knowledge.

It was at this time I realized that (in) our efforts to meet the risk posed to us by the enemy, we have forgotten our humanity.