Sentence examples for and that pose from inspiring English sources

Obama said the new proposals would keep taxpayers from being "held hostage" by banks that have become "too big to fail" and that pose a risk to the entire financial system.

But, unless this tiny first step is followed by some truly gigantic ones that stand up to the meat industry and restrict the sort of growth-promoting antibiotics that are actually being used in quantity and that pose the greatest risks to human health, then I'm afraid it won't mean much at all.

We have already had months of uncertainty and mixed messaging – on access to funding, on Britain's attitude to overseas students, and on the status of EU nationals working in UK universities and research institutes – all critical issues that feature prominently in the Lords' recommendations and that pose real threats to UK research even before Article 50 has been triggered.

We should agree with Justice O'Connor and the entirety of the tradition that I've described: there are traditional references to religion in our public life that should not be pruned away and that pose no constitutional problem.

And that pose?

Now you have your breath-taking outfit on, heels to die for, and that pose you've practiced well enough, take your time.

And that posed a big problem.

And that poses for us in Washington a very significant problem that we must grapple with.

But Sanaa wanted a shallow roof, and that posed a challenge.

It isn't today, either, but in silent movies actors had to be physically expressive, and that posed a problem.

It was, in fact, an energized 1960s left that propagated conspiracy theories about America's malevolence and that posed, and continues to pose, a subversive threat.