Sentence examples for and it posed from inspiring English sources

Culture & Anarchy appeared in book form just one year before Forster's all-important Education Act of 1870 and it posed questions that still perplex us today: what kind of life should individuals in mass societies be encouraged to lead?

And it posed yet another challenge for the country's new leader, King Salman, who is already coping with low oil prices, a war in Yemen and an increasingly fierce rivalry with Iran.

That country's universally unpopular leader, Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi, had neither an effective military nor international backing, and it posed far less risk of ethnic and sectarian strife that could easily spill into Syria's neighbors, including Lebanon, Jordan, Iraq, Turkey and Israel.

It brought the first large demonstration by residents of the capital against the freewheeling militias that arrived to help oust Colonel Qaddafi and never left the city, and it posed a major test of the weak transitional government's ability to control the militias.

The execution of Mr. Haq, who was thought by many Afghans to have had a strong American affiliation, served to undermine the confidence of the Afghan opposition, and it posed a significant setback to the American political goals for the nation.

Although it was large, 1,000 square feet, and charming, with two fireplaces and wide pumpkin-pine floors, it didn't have a second bedroom, and it posed the problem of stairs, which are intimidating with a baby in one arm and a stroller in the other.

The latter course represents Bernie Sanders, and it poses its own risks and uncertainties.

In reality, its cost is staggering and it poses a serious danger to the basic federal safety net over the next 20 years.

Deregulation is hitting nuclear power just at the time its competitiveness is declining, and it poses a threat to drive short-sighted market orientation and precludes long term focus on achieving a balance between "environmental agenda" and "competitiveness in market".

Microcystin-LR (MC-LR) is one of the most commonly found microcystins (MCs) in fresh water and it poses danger to human health due to its potential hepatotoxicity.

And it poses a very real threat to the recovery".