Sentence examples for posed danger from inspiring English sources

Richard Garcia's movement caused problems, Kevin Watson and Neil Danns kept Colchester ticking and the wide players Greg Halford and Mark Yeates posed danger.

An assistant United States attorney for Maryland, James M. Trusty, said the government had presented evidence to show that Mr. Muhammad posed danger to the public and was a flight risk.

Messi and Neymar posed danger throughout as Ajax, who had taken two points from their opening two Group F matches, were pinned back in their own half.

A12 Grenade Posed Danger to Bush A hand grenade found in the crowd 100 feet from President Bush as he gave a speech in Georgia last week posed a greater threat than officials first suggested, American and Georgian investigators announced.

That could have posed dangers to Alibaba's fast-growing e-commerce unit, Taobao.

After licensing, some first generation vaccines, like measles and rotavirus, have also posed dangers.

One or two authors had previously suggested modern pesticides posed dangers.

There, they pose danger to themselves and other motorists.

While gas-powered scooters pose danger, some think electric-powered scooters are unfairly demonized.

After all, both sides realize that continued escalation poses danger to each of them and to the country.

The spent nuclear fuel from any nuclear power plant poses danger to the public if not taken care sufficiently.