Sentence examples for posed to such from inspiring English sources

The report also identifies the prime threats posed to such areas by proposed activities such as mining, development and acid rain pollution.

Commentators on the left who defend the Guardian's right to publish uncomfortable truths about those in power seem oblivious to the dangers posed to such journalism by the Leveson proposals.

There are theoretical safety risks posed to such devices by MR. However, there are now considerable laboratory data and clinical experience demonstrating safety in this setting, assuming appropriate device selection and patient monitoring.

The symbolic danger that gay marriage poses to such an arrangement is obvious.

Pressed about the dangers posed to noncombatants by such attacks, NATO said it would reconsider the tactic's rationale in its internal campaign review.

I, for one, would not mourn the latter, given the well publicised problems in its structure, and the dangers they pose to organisations such as the NHS.

In February, the North upped the ante by test-firing two medium-range missiles, which were seen as far more provocative given the threat they pose to neighbours such as Japan.

It's hard for anyone to estimate in precise terms the scale of the threat Isis poses to countries such as Britain.

The article points to a new feature on many phones called Drive Mode, which could help to limit the distractions cellphones pose to drivers, such as texting and driving, by disabling certain functions of the phone.

Next up is a puppet show that highlights the threats posed to children by preventable diseases such as measles.

The threat that they pose to civil liberties, such as it is, is abstract, conjectural, unspecified.