Sentence examples for would pose an from inspiring English sources

A more powerful storm would pose an even greater threat of a biohazards release".

If Iran developed nuclear weapons, many Aipac delegates agreed, it would pose an existential threat to the Jewish state.

He told Congress that a nuclear-armed Iran would pose "an existential threat" to the Jewish state.

They seem confident that the extensive public hearings and environmental scrutiny inherent in that process would pose an insurmountable hurdle.

If the entire Pacific Fleet was at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean, that would pose an existential threat".

However his lack of familiarity, having played at prop in the 13-man code, would pose an enormous risk.

Even before the piece opened to the public, she added, she realized that it would pose an operational challenge.

Also, when we applied 7V to the MOSFETs, they became very hot and this would pose an unacceptable risk to the user.

One of the main objections to the protocol's ratification is that compliance would pose an unbearable economic burden on the countries involved.

Any prospect that its nuclear-armed neighbour might lurch towards becoming a failed state would pose an enormous threat to India.

At the time, Myles Jackman, a UK-based obscenity lawyer, warned that the ban would pose an unnecessary trade barrier to beleaguered UK pornography producers.