Sentence examples for that pose a risk from inspiring English sources

Its main activity involves isolation, propagation, and handling of pathogenic microorganisms that pose a risk to the laboratory personnel.

Brazil defines slave labour as work carried out in degrading conditions or in conditions that pose a risk to a worker's health and/or life.

Under Mr. Obama's plan, the Fed would expand its current reach of overseeing bank holding companies — those owning more than one commercial bank — to "other large firms that pose a risk to the entire economy in the event of failure".

The military's newly created Tumblr shows leaflets in Arabic dispersed around the Gaza Strip, warning residents to "take responsibility for yourselves and avoid being present in the vicinity of Hamas operatives and facilities and those of other terror organizations that pose a risk to your safety… until quiet is restored to the region".

That day, the White House quietly released a one-and-a-half-page letter signed by the Attorney General, Jeff Sessions, and the Homeland Secretary, John Kelly, which laid out the "weaknesses in our immigration system that pose a risk to our Nation's security" and urged the President to direct "a temporary pause in entry" from "certain countries".

Such treatment and dilution is anticipated to render PSOA below concentrations that pose a risk to native fauna or flora.

That poses a risk to us all.

On the euro, he was asked about the recent rise in the single currency, and whether that posed a risk to stability.

(There are some very narrow exceptions: e.g., child pornography, speech that poses a risk of immediate violence ["fighting words").

That poses a risk to buildings on top of the wharves and the finger-like piers attached to them.

That poses a risk to the buildings on top of the wharves and the finger-like piers attached to them.