Sentence examples for posing a low risk from inspiring English sources

Security officials have said that MI5 viewed Mr. Adebolajo as posing a "low risk" of potential terrorism and did not think he needed close monitoring.

Since 1993 he had been "relatively responsive to treatment", leading to a conclusion that "so long as treatment continues he should be regarded as posing a low risk of re-offending".

The initial scores were unflattering: Mexico City registered scores of less than 50 – air quality that was considered good and posing a low risk to human health – just eight times in 1992.

Thereafter concentrations were below drinking water standards and lethal concentrations for aquatic organisms and were rapidly diluted downstream, posing a low risk to the aquatic environment (Baillie et al. 2015).

Based on his "health status, intelligence value and risk level" the US defence department judged Bin Ali to pose a "low risk".

In May 2004 the camp authorities accepted finally that Bagi posed a low risk and may never have been a member of the Taliban.

Mr. Toprak said many consumers had low credit scores because of isolated negative events like late bill payments but otherwise posed a low risk of default.

Many of the 240,000 cases of prostate cancer diagnosed each year in the United States are considered to pose a low risk of hurting or killing the man.

A spokesman for Natural England explained that a species would be listed under a general licence only "if the licensed activity poses a low risk to the conservation status of that species".

He was released from Standford Hill prison in Kent last month under the home detention curfew scheme, which allows prisoners who pose a low risk to be tagged and released early.

Lord Taylor was expected to begin his sentence at Wandsworth Prison in south London, but he could be freed after serving just three months of his sentence under early release rules for non-violent prisoners who pose a low risk.