Sentence examples for represents no threat from inspiring English sources

"My father represents no threat to society whatsoever.

Its leaders insist that its growing power represents no threat to its neighbours.

Forster insists in her column same-sex marriage represents no threat to heterosexual marriage.

In some cases, driver-only operation represents no threat to safety.

Cousins represents no threat to Griffin's status as the Redskins' quarterback of the present and future, according to both the team and anyone who has ever seen both of them play.

Determinism by itself represents no threat to our freedom of action.

They accused the Iraqis of firing indiscriminately, often at people who represented no threat.

He said Indians today were of a new generation and were no longer nervous of such harkings-back to the past which represented no threat".

He told Mr. Fujimori that doing so "would be a smart thing to do," and that it would represent "no threat to your sovereignty".

Dekker and Marichal were sunk in the overall standing and represented no threat to Voeckler even if one of them could win the stage.

That meant there was hope for McManus, but his highest break in the opening nine frames was just 47, and that scoring form represented no threat to Ding.