Sentence examples for release pose from inspiring English sources

"He didn't get the help he reAlly needed".

Mr. DeHart said in an interview his company thought the data release posed little danger.

While the leaked identification numbers appeared to be real, security experts said the release posed little risk.

The assessment overlooked the risks of a release posed by cleaning large animal pens, the NRC report says.

The possibility of new vaccinia immunizations in the event of a bioterror-related smallpox release poses an additional negative impact on the utility of vaccinia-based vectors.

These include the material's release posing a threat to national security or foreign relations.

And some reports suggest time spent in solitary can increase the likelihood a prisoner will reoffend after release, posing a threat to public safety. .

The town is also strongly opposed to moving any toxic waste, fearing contaminants will be released, posing a health risk.

Readmission of patients short time (i.e. 72 h) after being released poses a great economical and social challenge, so that many efforts are being addressed to predict and avoid readmission events.

The State Nuclear Regulatory Inspectorate of Ukraine found the air in the evacuated village of Polis'ke to be contaminated with ten times the lethal levels of cesium-137, but stated that the carcinogenic radiation released poses no extra danger to those living near the exclusion zone so long as the wind doesn't change strength or direction.

These changing release patterns pose a problem for filmmakers because, at some publications, a weeklong release is a prerequisite for a review.