Sentence examples similar to thought posing from inspiring English sources

So when the Town of Palm Beach proposed a beach repair project that Mr. Gibson thought posed a threat to those prized breaks, he and other surfers challenged the project in court.

He banned any real opposition political activity and unapproved political organizations, prohibited street demonstrations, arrested critics and dissidents and clamped down on all he thought posed a threat to his rule.

"I think posing has made people see it again - you see how ridiculous it is when a 38-year-old fantasy writer is doing it".

How many of them do you think pose a direct risk to children? "Will they be barred from working with children?

The speed of developments in the current culture, along with the tendency to group-think, poses problems that aren't solved by aping them, in a rushing blur of "slippery authorship".

Machines that can think pose a threat to our very existence and "the development of full artificial intelligence could spell the end of the human race," the theoretical physicist has told the BBC.

The case was, moreover, about support for Hamas, which jurors are not likely to think poses the sort of direct threat to American security that groups like Al Qaeda do, Mr. McCarthy said.

"I will not let anyone into our country that I think poses a risk to us," Clinton said.

What I think poses the most difficult question is if both were in reasonable fear of the other.

Everywhere are humorously attenuated yellow figures caught mid-mischief or mid-thought, posing with a stylish guile, completely aware of their surroundings.

These techniques are thought to pose a risk of upsetting earth's natural rhythms.