Sentence examples for posed unspecified from inspiring English sources
Judge Re wrote letters to the G.S.A., and he railed ceaselessly against the "rusted steel wall" that "desecrated" the plaza, and in his view harbored rats, posed unspecified security risks, and prevented the plaza from being used for concerts and other frolicsome events.
In an incident emblematic of the blurring of state and corporate power here, Mr. Browder's visa was revoked in November, ostensibly on the grounds that he posed an unspecified threat to national security.
Authorities said he posed an unspecified public risk over allegations that he was a leader within the Continuity IRA.
The question of whether one group of Australians poses an unspecified threat to the rest is barely likely to feature.
But a new indictment, which was filed in Brooklyn last week and supersedes previous charges against Guzmán, now features only one paragraph accusing him and his co-defendant – fellow drug lord Ismael Zambada García – of a murder conspiracy against unspecified "persons who posed a threat to the Sinaloa cartel".
Phillips' fine is unspecified, but the Ospreys have reminded their players over the dangers posed by social media.
After reading this scenario, research participants are posed the question: "How likely is it that you would act like Mike?" In other words, in this scenario the participant is challenged to picture himself in a crowded, noisy bar and, at least to some (unspecified) extent, to be under the influence of alcohol.
When constructing prediction models, there are unspecified parameters on the number and/or type of biomarkers needed and there is no set guide as to how many or in what order questions with binary outcomes should be posed (in terms of construction of decision trees).
So it seems that our straight marriage has survived the unspecified threats gay marriage poses to it.
The threat that they pose to civil liberties, such as it is, is abstract, conjectural, unspecified.
