Sentence examples for but also posed from inspiring English sources

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.

The interconnected issues of Crimea, Sevastopol, and the Black Sea Fleet not only constituted Ukraine's thorniest postindependence problem but also posed a significant threat to peace in the region.

In California, a late winter storm that dumped at least six feet of snow in parts of the Sierra Nevada mountains created ripe conditions yesterday for snow sports enthusiasts but also posed avalanche dangers, as one man died while skiing in back country.

It was daring in its ambition, as it not only contextualized the Reverend Wright — at least, for those who were willing to be persuaded — but also posed Obama himself as the break with history, the focal point of a new era, embracing America itself for all its tribes, for all its historical enmities and possibilities.

The first Bitcoin boom and bust came in 2011, and signalled that it had caught the attention of enough people for real money to get involved – but also posed the question of whether it could ever be more than a novelty.

Respondents believed people were integral to the environment but also posed a high threat to natural capital and ecosystem services.

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.

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

Outdoor recreation in wild areas has many benefits, but also poses risks.