Sentence examples for which posed a threat from inspiring English sources

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

She had just reached puberty, you see, which posed a threat to her father, just as Malala's adolescence was a menace to the Taliban.

In his letter, Brian Ricketts, Euracoal's secretary-general, lashed out at what he called "mob rule" by a cabal of world governments and protesters at the Paris climate summit which posed a threat to democracy itself.

Trump's harsh rhetoric on Native Americans was part of his aggressive war on the expanding Native American casino industry during the 1990s, which posed a threat to his gambling empire.

Seeing how the magazine grappled with the changes many of which posed a threat to its elitist worldview isn't always pretty, but it is always fascinating, especially to those for whom The New Yorker is still such a powerful cultural benchmark.

The US military's Strategic Command said it tracked two launches, neither of which posed a threat to North America.

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

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

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

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.

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