Sentence examples for posed a threat when from inspiring English sources

Wigan, weary from Saturday's first title win, briefly posed a threat when Shaun Maloney scored from a free kick to tie the score before halftime.

The reasoning, the jurors said, was that Mr. Sheehan was already very badly wounded and no longer posed a threat when Ms. Sheehan shot him with the second gun.

A third tree posed a threat when it leaned over the home, but crews quickly chopped it down.

McDonald's death received little attention when it happened, but public interest in the case exploded in November 2015 after the city released damning dash-cam video that appeared to contradict police claims that the teen posed a threat when former officer Jason Van Dyke opened fire.

This posed a threat when trying to ensure confidentiality.

You have heard the lies from Mr. Trump: that immigrants pose a threat, when they are a boon.

Parliament passed a law obliging doctors to inform the police about patients who are in such poor health that they pose a threat when driving.

Authorities and security experts have been warning for years that battle-hardened and radicalised youngsters could pose a threat when they return, and the raids in Belgium last night appear to confirm those fears.

A Northern Ireland police ombudsman's report in 2007 found that Paul Whitters, who was struck on the head, did not pose a threat when he was shot at under the minimum permitted range of 20 metres for firing plastic bullets.

They have also testified that the Panamanian, despite being injured, had not been searched and seemed to pose a threat when he wriggled and made a motion with his arm.

At times Ciftci seemed to be taking on the Perth men all on his own, but the visitors continued to pose a threat when they broke and doubled their lead before the break through that man O'Halloran.