Sentence examples for will present a threat from inspiring English sources

There is a chance that if Vick's play improves enough, he will present a threat to McNabb, who is likely to return to the field on Oct. 11 against Tampa Bay, after the Eagles' bye week.

True, while these solutions may make sense from a budgetary standpoint, critics worry that increasing pretrial releases will present a threat to public safety, especially since judges are typically left to make bail decisions based simply on a gut feeling.

Islamist groups like Boko Haram will present a growing threat.

Moving to shore up Lib Dem support in the south of England, where a resurgent Tory party will present a major threat to the bulk of his MPs, Clegg buried his party's tax-and-spend image with a pledge to deliver dramatic tax cuts.

The threat is substantially different and not as large, but North Korea and soon two or three other rogue states will present a serious nuclear threat.

They won't respect a verdict no matter how it was reached and they will always present a threat to George and his family.

A legitimacy gap (Sethi 1979) exists when society expects something from an organization that it cannot or will not deliver, and this can present a threat for the organization (e.g., a loss in clients, customers, or donors; government sanctions; citizen protests; difficulty attracting employees).

They present a threat to democratic change.

This will draw in yet more migrants from outside Europe, but it will also present a social threat by having a domino effect, making low-paid jobs a little less secure and going on to affect the higher-paid too.

Mr Matta also points out that even a little forestry would mean building roads that will present additional threats to the area.

The Sailor's Dream will present no such threat – progress is down to the player's intuition, but nothing in the game will be excruciating.