Sentence examples for posing potentially from inspiring English sources

The Indian Ocean is one of the most remote places in the world and also one of the deepest, posing potentially enormous challenges for efforts to find wreckage or the flight voice and data recorders that are the key to solving the puzzle.

This may allow additional opportunities for H5N1 virus adaptation to human-to-human transmission posing potentially new threats to public health.

MERS and SARS also pose potentially profound threats.

But Abu Zubaydah, with his deep knowledge of CIA torture, poses potentially the biggest hurdle yet on that particular route.

Those acquisitions pose potentially more problems since Expedia and Hotels.com are direct competitors that have been operated separately, even though they are both under USA's control.

He told MPs: "We are very clear that microbeads do pose potentially a serious threat because this stuff doesn't biodegrade [and they] can collect toxic material.

If a team like the Devil Rays were to go into bankruptcy, a labor lawyer suggested, it could pose potentially perilous problems for baseball.

Opponents of gerrymandering fear the voices of voters may be washed out in the upcoming presidential election, even as statewide restrictions that have been intensively litigated pose potentially more direct obstacles to voting.

But in recent days, the Railway Ministry and rail security officials had warned that the high-speed lines face other hazards, from inadequately secured tracks to mines built near the lines, that pose potentially serious risks.

Usain Bolt, for example, would be able to register his victory bow-and-arrow pose potentially to stop unscrupulous advertisers anywhere in the world from hawking their wares using an image of a black man in running gear pretending to do archery.

The missiles, believed to command premium prices on the black market, are a limited threat to modern military warplanes but pose potentially grave dangers to civilian aircraft, which rarely are equipped with the electronic countermeasures that can thwart heat-seeking warheads.