Sentence examples for poses to this from inspiring English sources

"The danger Awlaki poses to this country is no longer confined to words," an official told the New York Times.

To compare the humiliation of pictures of naked prisoners in suggestive poses to this unspeakable crime is to trivialize the value of human life.

"The danger Awlaki poses to this country is no longer confined to words," said an American official, who like other current and former officials interviewed for this article spoke of the classified counterterrorism measures on the condition of anonymity.

So before we get back to debating each other about super-delegates and the best way to address the danger Donald Trump poses to this country, let's revel in this historic moment.

Would that the same people who are terrified of the nonexistent threat Ebola poses to this country were as worried about the epidemic of type 2 diabetes, obesity, and the diseases of aging that threaten to overwhelm our health care system and economy, Today is a sunny Sunday in Monrovia.

Studies to more accurately assess the temperature sensitivity of G. pyrenaicus will be required in order to measure the severity of the threat that 21st century climate change poses to this species (cf. [13]).

But one of the biggest challenges posed to this new and growing market is finding qualified workers.

According to a Downing Street source, the Prime Minister asked his security team whether there was any new power they needed to combat the threat that Islamist extremism posed to this country.

However, the consultants are indisputably correct about the threat that global warming and sea level rise pose to this golf course, and to the many other coastal properties owned by Donald Trump.

I often suspected that Fr Benson had posed to this clever mind – for Keable was clever – the arguments that had recently brought himself to Catholicism".

The Bank of England and G20 are examining the risk this poses to the global economy.