Sentence examples for vehicles posed from inspiring English sources

DETROIT — Federal safety regulators on Friday closed their investigation into the Chevrolet Volt, saying that they found no evidence of a defect and that plug-in vehicles posed no greater fire risk after a crash than gasoline-powered ones.

This has been particularly true since the Ford annual meeting in Atlanta last May, when he said that sport utility vehicles posed serious safety and environmental problems that the company would have to address.

Wilbur Ross, the US commerce secretary, was due yesterday to hand a report to Mr Trump on whether imported vehicles posed a national security risk to the United States.

Lawyers for the cooperative argued that the Government's request for a total ban on garbage-collection vehicles posed a health threat and would prevent people from using their property.

In addition to the allegation of training terrorists loyal to Osama bin Laden, there were government claims that then-Iraq President Saddam Hussein had stocks of chemical and biological weapons, that he had reconstituted his nuclear weapons programs, and that unmanned airborne vehicles posed a threat, Levin said.

The sound made by the Atlantean flying-fish vehicles posed a particular challenge.

But the advent of autonomous vehicles poses thorny legal issues, the Google researchers acknowledged.

How could discrepancies between states' regulations on autonomous vehicles pose a challenge to their deployment?

But for gasoline producers like Marathon, a shift toward more efficient vehicles poses a grave threat to the bottom line.

The uneven distribution of vehicles poses a problem for G.M. because customer loyalty to dealerships has been its greatest strength.

Road Side Units (RSUs) receiving the certificate status queries could infer the identity of the vehicles posing the query.