Sentence examples for represented a danger from inspiring English sources

The head of Sony said it represented a "danger" to legitimate companies.

The recovery vehicle, it may be claimed, represented a danger to other cars.

Not because these powerful birds of prey represented a danger to wildlife, but because the harriers themselves are under threat.

This board would regularly assess whether a prisoner still represented a danger to public safety or was safe enough to release.

If the interviews with Lanzmann offered Murmelstein a chance at self-explanation, self-justification, and belated exoneration, they also, Murmelstein said on film, represented a "danger".

The appeals court president, Lamberto Cisternas, wrote that the evidence showed Mr. Khan carried powerful explosives, and that he represented "a danger to the security of society".

We are fighting the Pakistani Taliban, which represents a danger to the state.

The European Commission has admitted that TTIP represents a danger to biodiversity, natural resources and the environment.

That trend represents a danger not just to me, but to all of us.

Antonio Tajani, the industry commissioner, has called for the EU to vet foreign investments that may "represent a danger".

They said that Mr. Lindh was not a flight risk and that he did not represent a danger to others.