Sentence examples for will pose a threat from inspiring English sources

The BJP's alarming tendency to resort to extra-parliamentary mass campaigns will pose a threat to social harmony.But not to Congress rule.

Their entry will pose a threat to more vulnerable sections of the UK labour force who will find it hard to compete.

As long as the two cities are under rebel control, they will pose a threat to any effort to achieve lasting stability in Baghdad.

If Ajantha Mendis is on top of his game he will pose a threat and Lasith Malinga should no longer be classed as a fast bowler.

Hulk, the Brazilian striker who has attracted attention in Spain after a brilliant display in the first leg of the last-16 tie against Atletico Madrid, will pose a threat with aggression and pace reminiscent of his compatriot Ronaldo.

A record number of Americans believe global warming will pose a threat to their way of life, new polling data shows, amid strengthening public acceptance that rising temperatures are being driven by human activity.

That will pose a major threat to drug industry profits.

Robinho, Bellamy, Sturridge and Ireland will pose a real threat with their pace going forwards.

That lobby has lined up several senators to do its bidding by offering amendments that will pose a real threat to the background-check bill.

Lewis Moody believes his England team have "huge potential" and will pose a serious threat to New Zealand in tomorrow's Hillary Shield encounter at Twickenham.

Prosecutors are citing the stabbing in arguing that if Mr. Mohamed is sentenced to life in prison, he will pose a serious threat to guards.