Sentence examples for changes posed a from inspiring English sources
While the death of personal privacy had been predicted for a long time, rapid technological changes posed a mortal danger to it, he said.
Its view was supported by the internet and web pioneers Vint Cerf and Tim Berners-Lee who warned any changes posed a "disruptive threat to the stability of the system".
The changes pose a potential threat to wildlife and the Victoria Falls resort and may undermine future tourism operations and activities.
These changes pose a challenge to pediatricians to contain costs, to reduce inappropriate use of health care services, and to demonstrate improved health care outcomes.
It has been proposed by hydrogen pioneer, Tony Marmont, from Loughborough University, who said that the imminent changes pose a huge opportunity for Unst.
It is easy to envisage long and complex chains of causation ramifying through trophic levels, but documenting such changes poses a formidable logistical challenge.
These changes pose a challenge to the contemporary clinical procedures in use in the RS, but the lack of reliable, large-scale follow-up studies make developing the current system difficult.
Climate change posed a threat to global food stocks, and to human security, the blockbuster report said.
Climate change posed a substantial risk to development and cutting poverty, the report said, adding that action on emissions need not come at the expense of economic growth.
Australia's financial regulator stepped up its warnings last year that climate change posed a risk to the financial system and urged companies to adapt.
