Sentence examples for and do pose from inspiring English sources

Sharp price increases are common, and pose no threat to the stability of the economy whereas price bubbles are rare and do pose a threat.

Commonly transmitted in the immediate domestic environment, but can survive longer transmission route, and therefore they can and do pose real health risks in excreta and waste-water use schemes.

7 Moreover, morbidity associated with perineal wound dehiscence can and does pose a serious threat to the general well-being and quality of life of the new mother.

HRL is committed to providing students with a safe and comfortable living environment, and lofts do pose safety issues and concerns.

However, to such a ruthlessly amoral politics, based on purely rational self-interest, the moral and spiritual values of religion can and often do pose a challenge.

And while entitlements do pose a long-term challenge, simply means-testing both contributions and payouts could balance those budgets while minimizing the damage to the most vulnerable.

Yet such translative modes of relating to the performance and understanding it do pose problems for discursive models.

And if the detainees do pose a risk, why should that risk be transferred to European allies?

"They are extremely serious, they are clearly widespread, they do pose dangers and they need to be fixed.

But the advice he has gotten, avoiding forward bends and doing poses like the upward dog, are for herniated disc, not piriformis syndrome.

It is timely, because Libya is still potentially a failed state and it does pose security risks in Europe".