Sentence examples for are to pose from inspiring English sources

Fighting from a significant but minority position, political parties wishing to bring about an Islamic republic in Indonesia know that they must unite if they are to pose any serious challenge to the secular forces that dominate the country's political scene.

Expect the tempest-tossed survivors to be scuffed of any notion of fair play if they are to pose a coherent threat to the treacherous Boltons and advancing White Walkers, let alone become credible heirs to the Iron Throne.

The degree of resistance is also important as resistant insects need to survive levels of toxin present in transgenic cotton if they are to pose a threat.

One way of avoiding this is to pose counterfactual questions.

My stock reply is to pose them Three Switches puzzle.

In Japan Society's festival, Ms. Shioya's desire was to pose some questions: What is Butoh?

(It's actually a decent question, as disingenuous as Trump was to pose it).

Thirty infants were to pose naked on a twelve-foot-wide "seemless sheet".

One way to consider the question is to pose another one.

The net impact of the "en vironmental crisis" to date is to pose questions.

Cameron's aim, it seems, was to pose with Nicolas Sarkozy as a liberator.