Sentence examples for as to pose from inspiring English sources

One recent article went so far as to pose the question directly: Who is correct, Mr. Shiller or Mr. Siegel?

If any radiation escaped into the air, officials said, the levels were so low as to pose no health risks.

In some instances, the tensions may be such as to pose risks to the welfare and safety of the parties, or even the judge".

What your average British taxpayer might deem only logical and right, however – so much so indeed as to pose questions about why this is not standard practice already – has thrown the academic world into turmoil.

Scotland bore the brunt of the storm, with the Met Office forced to issue a rare red warning for Orkney and Shetland, meaning that winds were so strong as to pose a "danger to life".

If any radiation escaped into the air after radioactive water and gas leaked inside the plant, the levels were so low as to pose no possible health risks, officials said today.

Our aim here is as much to pose these questions as it is to arrive at unequivocal conclusions.

(I suppose this is as good a time as any to pose this query: where are the other girls, exactly?

The second visit entails bringing as many family members as possible to pose for photos and pray en masse.

There are few musicals as apt as "The Wiz" to pose questions of community and identity.

The exposures were judged as unlikely to pose a health risk for infants.