Definition of security risk in English:

security risk

noun

A person or situation which poses a possible threat to the security of something.
Example sentencesExamples
- All I'm saying is that I don't believe that this person poses a security risk.
- Under U.S. law, President Bush could refuse to issue a visa to a world leader if he or she posed a security risk.
- These homeless, hungry, thirsty, and desperate persons posed an immense security risk.
- The remaining 410 prisoners at the jail are Category C prisoners, meaning they pose a low security risk.
- The government claims that it's a security risk to give the material to Stephen Kenny.
- Those who posed a security risk or had criminal records could be ruled out.
- I don't think people are looking now at Israel as a geopolitical risk or a security risk.
- He says the current proposals are not practical and pose a security risk.
- The ‘transport of goods to be utilised for war’ was also a security risk for the public at large, he said.
- A small number of immigrants who pose a security risk and those awaiting deportation will still be held in prison.
- Scotland Yard was not informed of the security risk that Reid posed.
- He is still in prison awaiting the final process on his refugee status with the security risk assessment.
- The greatest security risk to government business lies in the insider threat.
- The airline's U.S. workers say maintenance performed in other countries poses a security risk.
- The man is obviously an international security risk.
- Guthrie refused to give any details of the military operation, claiming it would be a security risk.
- It is feared that they pose a major security risk.
- He has been held in a Toronto jail for two years while authorities determined whether he posed a security risk to Canadian society.
- He said members should be aware that the non-medical use of drugs posed a security risk.
- British diplomatic staff in Indonesia were warned as early as February of a heightened security risk.

Definition of security risk in US English:

security risk

nounsəˈkyo͝orədē risksəˈkjʊrədi rɪsk

A person or situation which poses a possible threat to the security of something.
Example sentencesExamples
- Under U.S. law, President Bush could refuse to issue a visa to a world leader if he or she posed a security risk.
- He said members should be aware that the non-medical use of drugs posed a security risk.
- All I'm saying is that I don't believe that this person poses a security risk.
- The government claims that it's a security risk to give the material to Stephen Kenny.
- Those who posed a security risk or had criminal records could be ruled out.
- British diplomatic staff in Indonesia were warned as early as February of a heightened security risk.
- It is feared that they pose a major security risk.
- These homeless, hungry, thirsty, and desperate persons posed an immense security risk.
- He says the current proposals are not practical and pose a security risk.
- The remaining 410 prisoners at the jail are Category C prisoners, meaning they pose a low security risk.
- A small number of immigrants who pose a security risk and those awaiting deportation will still be held in prison.
- The man is obviously an international security risk.
- He is still in prison awaiting the final process on his refugee status with the security risk assessment.
- He has been held in a Toronto jail for two years while authorities determined whether he posed a security risk to Canadian society.
- The airline's U.S. workers say maintenance performed in other countries poses a security risk.
- The ‘transport of goods to be utilised for war’ was also a security risk for the public at large, he said.
- Scotland Yard was not informed of the security risk that Reid posed.
- The greatest security risk to government business lies in the insider threat.
- Guthrie refused to give any details of the military operation, claiming it would be a security risk.
- I don't think people are looking now at Israel as a geopolitical risk or a security risk.

单词	security risk
释义	Definition of security risk in English: security risk noun A person or situation which poses a possible threat to the security of something. Example sentencesExamples All I'm saying is that I don't believe that this person poses a security risk. Under U.S. law, President Bush could refuse to issue a visa to a world leader if he or she posed a security risk. These homeless, hungry, thirsty, and desperate persons posed an immense security risk. The remaining 410 prisoners at the jail are Category C prisoners, meaning they pose a low security risk. The government claims that it's a security risk to give the material to Stephen Kenny. Those who posed a security risk or had criminal records could be ruled out. I don't think people are looking now at Israel as a geopolitical risk or a security risk. He says the current proposals are not practical and pose a security risk. The ‘transport of goods to be utilised for war’ was also a security risk for the public at large, he said. A small number of immigrants who pose a security risk and those awaiting deportation will still be held in prison. Scotland Yard was not informed of the security risk that Reid posed. He is still in prison awaiting the final process on his refugee status with the security risk assessment. The greatest security risk to government business lies in the insider threat. The airline's U.S. workers say maintenance performed in other countries poses a security risk. The man is obviously an international security risk. Guthrie refused to give any details of the military operation, claiming it would be a security risk. It is feared that they pose a major security risk. He has been held in a Toronto jail for two years while authorities determined whether he posed a security risk to Canadian society. He said members should be aware that the non-medical use of drugs posed a security risk. British diplomatic staff in Indonesia were warned as early as February of a heightened security risk. Definition of security risk in US English: security risk nounsəˈkyo͝orədē risksəˈkjʊrədi rɪsk A person or situation which poses a possible threat to the security of something. Example sentencesExamples Under U.S. law, President Bush could refuse to issue a visa to a world leader if he or she posed a security risk. He said members should be aware that the non-medical use of drugs posed a security risk. All I'm saying is that I don't believe that this person poses a security risk. The government claims that it's a security risk to give the material to Stephen Kenny. Those who posed a security risk or had criminal records could be ruled out. British diplomatic staff in Indonesia were warned as early as February of a heightened security risk. It is feared that they pose a major security risk. These homeless, hungry, thirsty, and desperate persons posed an immense security risk. He says the current proposals are not practical and pose a security risk. The remaining 410 prisoners at the jail are Category C prisoners, meaning they pose a low security risk. A small number of immigrants who pose a security risk and those awaiting deportation will still be held in prison. The man is obviously an international security risk. He is still in prison awaiting the final process on his refugee status with the security risk assessment. He has been held in a Toronto jail for two years while authorities determined whether he posed a security risk to Canadian society. The airline's U.S. workers say maintenance performed in other countries poses a security risk. The ‘transport of goods to be utilised for war’ was also a security risk for the public at large, he said. Scotland Yard was not informed of the security risk that Reid posed. The greatest security risk to government business lies in the insider threat. Guthrie refused to give any details of the military operation, claiming it would be a security risk. I don't think people are looking now at Israel as a geopolitical risk or a security risk.
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