Sentence examples for posing the potential from inspiring English sources
Still, with police inquiries into the affair accelerating, posing the potential for further revelations and arrests, Mr. Cameron may, at best, have only stalled the Labour onslaught that has sought to link him to the scandal through his close ties to Mr. Murdoch and two former editors of The News of the World, one of whom was Mr. Cameron's communications chief for nine months.
In the meantime, scientists like Dr. Orton worried Monday afternoon that, with the approaching hurricane posing the potential for a storm surge double the size of Tropical Storm Irene last year, even residents beyond the evacuated zone of the city could be at risk of being flooded out of basement apartments.
Second, clopidogrel requires hepatic conversion to an active metabolite (a thienopyridine characteristic), resulting in delayed onset of effect and posing the potential for variable interindividual platelet effects associated with variable metabolism [ 5– 8].
Such interpretation will depend on the particular context involved, including the threat posed, the potential audience and the socio-economic, cultural or religious context in question.
Distributive syringe sharing (DSS) (i.e., passing on a used needle/syringe to another IDU) poses the potential risk of transmitting HIV and viral hepatitis to others.
Anxiety over the political crises plaguing the DRC, Guinea Bissau, Mali and South Sudan, which pose the potential of wider instability, and a slowly expanding humanitarian crisis linked to food insecurity.
An EVP recording session turned out to be quite fruitful as they got an answer to a question they posed the potential spirit.
Even as his past remarks posed the potential of a mammoth problem for the party in 2016, many candidates were disinclined to confront him in any meaningful and persistent way.
The use of these devices poses the potential for injury to the mother or the baby.
If left unchecked, this behaviour poses the potential risk of spreading bird flu in the country.
Left unchecked, this behaviour poses the potential risk of spreading the disease.
