Sentence examples for which pose a threat from inspiring English sources

It has spied on drug dealers, tax evaders and foreign firms, none of which pose a threat to national security.

The region's thriving oyster hatcheries have had to scramble to adapt to these increases in acidity, which pose a threat to their very existence.

"It's something else when you've got helicopters, night vision goggles, automatic weapons, which pose a threat to human life as well as wildlife".

The glitch in the models means that the number of space rocks with sizes of the order of tens of metres, which pose a threat, may be ten times greater than previously thought.

Ash dieback has become one more of a whole range of pests and diseases already present in the UK, all of which pose a threat to our native woods and trees.

"It's something else when you've got helicopters, night vision goggles, automatic weapons, which pose a threat to human life as well as wildlife". Much of the WWF report focuses on that transformation of the trafficking trade.

You refused to undertake dangerous or unsafe activities which posed a threat of physical injury.

He adds: "I think we need to avoid proselytisation which poses a threat to public order.

In growing cities, there is a demand for development areas, which poses a threat to existing green areas.

A growing number manufacturers have been making rugged devices with the more modern Android software, which poses a threat to Microsoft.

These chemicals are produced, stored, and transported in large quantities, which poses a threat to the local civilian population in cases of accidental or intentional release.