Sentence examples for clearly posed from inspiring English sources

For a historical novelist, this clearly posed a problem.

Yacine clearly posed a dilemma for the administration.

But at least it should be clearly posed and openly argued.

Yet despite the threat he clearly posed, no further action was taken against him.

Those who had served their tariffs would be released, he suggested, unless they "clearly posed a very serious risk of future harm".

The stipulation that clues submitted should make some sense in both misprinted and original forms clearly posed an additional challenge (which some failed to meet) but having imposed this on myself - for what I saw as aesthetically pleasing reasons - I thought it only right to expect the same of you.

I clearly pose very little status challenge.

Paid sex with local sex workers avoids some of these issues, but clearly poses others.

It would also, clearly, pose fresh questions over the police investigation and subsequent prosecution.

The excessive consumption of animal products clearly poses an imminent danger to both planet and human existence.

Advancing age clearly poses less of a barrier to pop success than in previous eras, as the recent chart placings of Bob Dylan and the Beatles can confirm.