Sentence examples for came to pose from inspiring English sources

That is how this case came to pose the question of where the limits are.

The increase in shōen thus came to pose a serious threat to the government, which accordingly issued edicts intended to check the formation of new estates.

She was initially reluctant to apply pressure on her brother, so "a delegation of American and British agents came to pose the invitation in stronger terms.

Somebody at ESPN the Magazine heard about this, which is how Dwight came to pose nude for the publication in 2001.

Some, including a busload of conventioneers from Iowa, came to pose for pictures in front of the nearly 20-foot-high statue of Vince Lombardi, which faces the main thoroughfare, Lombardi Avenue.

The painting "The Week of Four Thursdays" (1949), in which a loosely robed Laurence reclines in abandon and plays with a smiling cat, commemorates days when school was out and she came to pose.

When it came to posing a threat I don't think United helped themselves by detailing Wayne Rooney to pull back on the right to track Riise when possession was lost.

How did conspiracy theories come to pose such a challenge to truth?

Secondly, we examined the means by which adolescent EA may come to pose vulnerability, namely that it explains the relation between maternal EA and adolescent depressive symptoms.

To understand the threat that corruption has come to pose to the Party, the Chinese need look no further than their own newspapers.

THE Vanity Fair group portrait is today's equivalent of Parnassus, where glorified talents come to pose.