Sentence examples for because it posed a from inspiring English sources
There were good reasons to oppose the resumption of mining, because it posed a genuine risk to a beautiful, sacrosanct national treasure.
Mr. Aldridge recently left the Defense Science Board because it posed a conflict with his role as a director of Global Crossing.
The narrow gorge was dubbed Hellgate because it posed a major challenge to loggers of yesteryear who used the river to move their logs to downstream pickup points.
In return, the site served Rose's purpose because it posed a question and invited visitors to answer it: do you think Pete Rose should be in the Hall of Fame?
From the moment in March when it was adopted, most legal experts said that the law would not survive because it posed a direct challenge to Supreme Court guidelines, which state that a woman has a right to an abortion until the fetus is viable outside the womb.
According to the Email Police, the note was rejected because it posed a problem to the "good orderly running" of the facility.
The doctor told management, according to court papers, that SureStep should be immediately recalled because it posed an unacceptable risk of harm to patients.
The judge, Jed S. Rakoff, raised the case to prominence in July 2002 when he ruled that the federal death penalty law was unconstitutional because it posed an "undue risk of executing innocent people".
The mucus can entrap nanoparticles (and thus reduce their translocation) because it poses a physical barrier due to its thickness, density, negative charge, and constant renewal (Cone 2009; Crater and Carrier 2010; Szentkuti and Lorenz 1995).
A vast carpet of more than 100 million porcelain "seeds" in the Tate Modern has been declared out of bounds to art lovers only two days after it opened because it poses a health threat.
The case, University of Alabama v. Garrett, No. 99-1240, is highly significant because it poses a direct challenge to Congress's authority to enforce the equal protection guarantee of the 14th Amendment.
