The phrase "argues poses" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be a combination of two separate verbs that do not logically connect in this form.
Example: "The author argues that the current policy poses significant challenges to the community."
Alternatives: "claims presents" or "contends raises".
As the quantitative symbol of a growth-based ideology, G.D.P., he argues, poses an existential threat to both the planet and our happiness.
It also, the Airbnb team argues, poses challenges when it comes to SEO, performance and maintainability because the app is then divided into at least two different codebases – and both of those are likely in different languages.
Carelessly adopting such western traditions, the president argued, poses a threat to Pakistani values.
That, he argued, posed a danger for the country.
The 2016 election, he argued, posed a similar crossroads for the American people.
People no longer understood which politicians did what in Europe, Barroso argued, posing the questions: "Who controls what, who decides what, who controls whom and what?
These investments were already losing value at the time of the I.P.O., they argued, posing a potential risk to the firm's performance fees.
One of them was Mr. Robinson, who owns several investment properties in Southampton, which Ms. Konrad argued posed a conflict of interest that should have barred him from voting.
The shake-up, the survey carried out by UCAS argued, posed a dilemma for universities as some - notably Cambridge - relied heavily on AS level results to give them their only glimpse of how students were faring in the sixth-form.
He saved his harshest words for Senator John Edwards of North Carolina, a trial lawyer who, Mr. Edwards's advisers argued, posed the greatest threat to Mr. Sharpton's hopes of a strong showing in the South.
Does all this, as some argue, pose a threat to the liberal international order that is, to globalisation?For the first time in the modern era of global integration, the world's biggest economies (and many emerging ones with them) have stalled at the same time.
