Sentence examples for Lost pose from inspiring English sources

The report draws distinctions between driving in big cities, where traffic, emergencies, public transportation and simply getting lost pose more dangers, and small-town driving, where high speed limits, fewer crosswalks and large vehicles are among the most common threats.

However, the study also concluded that the heavy commitment of time needed to manage the many aspects of UN reform and the concern that UNICEF's image and ability to dialogue directly with government may be lost, pose some of the fundamental negatives in the minds of country offices.

Besides tracking crime and safety issues, neighbors can display classified ads and create groups geared to interests, exchange recommendations for baby sitters and dentists, display photos of lost pets, pose questions and post events.

The sight of them at their temporary work suggests a more modern modern pentathlon might incorporate such disciplines as giving directions to lost journalists, posing for photos with foreign sports fans, looking slightly menacing while holding a machine gun and standing around being very bored.

"[She] delivers a series of doleful little-girl-lost-poses – and, later, pantomimed iron-jawed determination.

But it also represents a lost opportunity to pose important questions to them.

Lost devices can pose a major risk to the company especially when employees are permanently logged in to work-related accounts.

A primary purpose of the Workers' Compensation Act is to supply the injured employee money damages in compensation for his lost earning capacity, posing the obvious possibility of double recovery if those dependent upon the employee may recover for their loss of support in actions based upon intentional torts.

That would leave wages back at where they were in 2000 meaning nearly two decades of lost pay growth.These wage figures pose fiscal problems not just for tax revenues, but for sectoral balances too.

The freshmen seemed more like long-lost friends while posing together for a group photo, draping their arms around one another as they stood at midcourt.

But in settings where education has been used to support repressive policies and human rights violations, or where conflict and abuses have resulted in lost educational opportunities, legacies of injustice may pose significant challenges to effective reform.