Sentence examples for posed clear from inspiring English sources

The team told him that the combined procedures posed clear risks to his father — for instance, his chance of a stroke would be around fifteen per cent — but that the procedures had become very routine, and the doctors were confident that they were far more likely to be successful than not.

"There is a need to survey the degree of contamination, warn and educate the population about the risks posed, clear the unexploded ordnance, and assist any victims," says Mark Hiznay, a senior researcher at the arms division of Human Rights Watch.

In 2007, Mr Murdoch said: "Climate change poses clear, catastrophic threats.

Such uses of rhetoric pose clear dangers to our democracy that are not justified by the situation.

Fracking is not a magic fix, or even a benign one: the technology poses clear risks to the environment.

Which sector poses clear and immediate danger to our fiscal accounts, looking forward — and in a way that is not yet scored properly in any budget assessment?

This part of the portfolio was worth 860 billion lire at the end of last year.All this poses clear risks of insider dealing.

"The elevations seen in the city's recent tests have been too small to pose clear health threats," Thomas Farley, the city's health commissioner, said in a statement.

Some of these species "are noxious, poisonous, or venomous and pose clear threats to human health", while others have destroyed the habitats of local creatures.

The point is not just that a more historically minded premier would have been alerted to episodes – such as the Kurdish uprising against British rule in 1920, or the unexpectedly strong popular resistance to the invasion – that pose clear warnings to the foreign invader.

Yet another gear would keep defendants who pose clear public safety or flight risks in jail before trial without the option of release.