Sentence examples for but also pose from inspiring English sources

What we need is an integrated debate about all the powers that govern us, along with a recognition that all of them have essential roles but also pose dangers.

And other stories have explained how derivatives sold by banks both helped disguise the extent of the debt problems in some countries like Greece, but also pose concerns going forward.

The embassy break-ins by the North Korean asylum seekers "not only harm the security of those embassies and interfere with their normal function, but also pose a challenge to Chinese law," said Liu Jianchao, a Foreign Ministry spokesman.

"These repeated provocations not only undermine regional stability, but also pose grave threats to international peace and security, and are clear violations of multiple UN security council resolutions," the foreign ministers wrote in a joint communique.

Mining areas are important centers of economic activity for women, but also pose distinct risks.

The sulfonamide antibiotic residues can not only damage the environment but also pose a significant risk to human health.

The Godley models, by contrast, see banks as central, promoting growth but also posing threats.

SHEILA SORVARI Austin, Tex., Aug. 7, 2013 Mr. Robinson's letter raises some very important questions, but also poses false choices.

That pre-eminence has helped boost the British economy, but also poses risks that were revealed in the financial crisis of 2007-09.

She said that such offenders received almost no rehabilitation in prison and that letting them out was not only unfair to victims' families but also posed a risk.

It depicts Jews as not only sneaky, conniving and physically revolting, but also posing a direct danger to the non-Jews around them.