Sentence examples for capital poses from inspiring English sources
But the air in Amritsar, the Punjab capital, poses its residents a similar risk.
A massive security breach, metres from luxury malls and five-star hotels in the heart of the capital, poses a major challenge to the military junta that seized power in May last year.
The explosion of popular anger, which led to the death of a police officer in the capital, posed a severe challenge to the governing party, Ennahda, which came to power promising a model government that blended Islamist principles with tolerant pluralism.
I decided to visit four clinics in Gujarat, one of India's most religious states – known as the country's surrogacy capital – posing as a woman interested in hiring a surrogate and egg donor to gain access to those providing the services.
The fighting around Abu Ghraib, site of the most notorious prison of Saddam Hussein, the former Iraqi leader, closed a strategic section of the six-lane expressway that runs westward from the capital, posing fresh supply problems for the marines encircling Falluja.
The men from the French capital posed little threat after going behind, and could have been two down when Schurrle rifled an effort against the crossbar, before an Oscar free kick suffered the same fate soon after.
The sudden drop in capital flows poses a particular danger to oil exporters, some of whom have run up heavy debts.
Yet 'the extent to which Toolco and its principal officers can be held directly or principally responsible for TWA's present capital structure poses a most difficult problem,' since '(n)umerous factors..
Boasting the largest taxi network in Nairobi, and ferrying thousands of passengers to their destinations each month, Easy Taxi's localised taxi-hailing app is widely used in Kenya's capital, and poses the biggest competition to Uber's African expansion.
Photo: Jill and Matt Reiffer of Washington posed among cherry blossoms in the capital yesterday.
Questions about what constitutes capital are posed and discussed.
