Sentence examples for which represents a danger from inspiring English sources

We are fighting the Pakistani Taliban, which represents a danger to the state.

"We are at war against terrorism which represents a serious danger to national unity during this delicate period that the nation is going through".

IG9, which represents a basket of companies.

Which represents a bit of a problem.

Moreover, senior competitions elicit high physiological responses, which represent a potential danger when no medical approval is obtained before starting the program [ 1, 2].

Rather, we propose that the short 5'-triphosphate leader RNAs transcribed in the cytosol by all Mononegavirales members but Bornaviridae, which replicate into the nucleus, represents a danger signal that triggers the RIG-I mediated innate immunity and accounts for the massive and immediate IFN induction after infection.

Thomas Pickering, who ran the State Department's Accountability Review Board, concluded that the "changing situation in Benghazi was not understood either on the ground, or in Washington to the degree to which it represented a danger".

The wild boar population, which soared after World War II because of restrictions on hunting, has now been reduced so that it no longer represents a danger to people or crops.

The European Commission has admitted that TTIP represents a danger to biodiversity, natural resources and the environment.

That trend represents a danger not just to me, but to all of us.

Celtic's lead in the Scottish Premier League is such that not even complacency represents a danger to them.