Sentence examples for certain to pose from inspiring English sources

On Monday night, he spoke of "taking Berlin," a reference to the national elections that will be held next year, and are certain to pose new challenges to the movement's ability to organize and mobilize its leaderless membership.

North Korea is certain to pose a major security challenge, probably early on in Trump's presidency, as it consolidates its nuclear and missile arsenal – testing out Trump's willingness to "deal".

Secondary users can exploit the channels when the interference caused by them would not exceed a certain level to pose a great threat for the primary link transmission.

Although a large number of organic compounds have since been synthesized, the structural complexity of certain compounds continues to pose major problems for the laboratory synthesis of complicated molecules.

It is less likely that a similar withdrawal from Fairfield Greenwich would be within the trustee's reach, but the question is certain to be posed in litigation, several lawyers said.

"We are concerned that certain chemicals will continue to pose a risk to the residents of Tianjin," it said.

It is necessary to go farther north Sardinia and Corsica to find an original and prosperous Bronze Age, the creations of which continue to pose certain problems of interpretation.

The idea is to selectively identify certain passengers who appear to pose no threat and invite them to use lanes dedicated to the PreCheck program that the agency began in October 2011.

Over the weekend -- in the kitchen, the car and at the dinner table -- I was unsettled by how much easier I found it to pose certain questions to Google Now rather than ask my own fiancé.

On the other hand, the aflatoxin burden mediated through breast milk, at least in certain tropical countries, appears to pose a definite health hazard.

At a certain point the curators seem to pose it, critically, about new art in general.