Examples of using May pose in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Medical experts say that kids' cough and cold medicines don't really help and may pose a risk(although small) of side effects,
These alliances may pose a risk to your privacy, but we will tell you exactly
that long-term exposure to the chemical triclosan, a major ingredient in antibacterial soap, may pose health risks including bacterial resistance and hormone disruption.
Experts believe this rare and unusual resistance may pose a serious threat to public health as it does not respond to about 90 percent of antimicrobial drugs.
To divert you from your strong argument, they may pose a question that is so abstract and nebulous, that you will lose yourself in trying to answer it.
Having been treated with radiation or testing positive for certain genetic syndromes may pose a risk, but there's nothing you can really do to prevent this disease.
We will continue to hold the illegitimate Maduro regime directly responsible for any threat it may pose to the safety of the Venezuelan people.".
Evidence indicates that children's cold medicines don't really help and may pose a real(although small) risk of side effects, particularly to young children.
South Africa and parts of the US may pose a risk.
In NATO, we must stand firm against Russia's non-compliance with the INF Treaty, if necessary being ready to deal with the threat that new Russian missile systems may pose".
Doctor may also tell you whether certain dietary supplements can interfere with the way your prescription medications work or may pose health risks for you.
Although poor management of feral horses may pose an ecological and environmental threat in some parts of Australia, their management is made difficult
The US embassy in Kabul said in a statement that it had"full confidence in the Afghan government's ability to mitigate any threats these individuals may pose and to ensure that they are given humane treatment".
Among adults, anyone who wishes to do so may receive the vaccine, and it is recommended especially for anyone whose behavior or lifestyle may pose a risk of HBV infection.
Sufferers of aquaphobia experience anxiety even though they realize the water in an ocean, a river, a lake, a creek or even a bathtub may pose no imminent threat.
In August, Stoltenberg noted that NATO needs to understand the implications of China's rise, which may pose a threat to its member states.
The U.S. Embassy in Kabul, the Afghan capital, said in a statement that it had"full confidence in the Afghan government's ability to mitigate any threats these individuals may pose and to ensure that they are given humane treatment.".
use of the product, which are migrated and absorbed by the body, which may pose a risk to human health.
Russia's non-compliance with the INF[Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces] Treaty, if necessary being ready to deal with the threat that new Russian missile systems may pose.
In acute pain there is a balance between each of these dimensions that allows us to accurately evaluate the pain and the threat it may pose to our survival.