Sentence examples for course poses from inspiring English sources

Every kind of energy extraction, of course, poses risks.

For candidates who are already local, the question, of course, poses no problem.

In Spanish hospitals, the patients' relatives have to feed them and change their bed pans themselves, something that of course poses fewer problems for large Spanish families than for elderly British people out in Spain on their own.

This, of course, poses a problem for a reviewer, because the best parts of the novel are all spoilers, including the explanation of how such an appealing girl got to such a forsaken spot as a citrus ranch outside Los Angeles.

That of course poses a small logical problem: it's what we want to do in government, but we won't say it will be in the manifesto.

That, of course, poses the question - why would such a concession be enough to persuade British voters to commit to support staying in the EU?

Of course, posing is only sensible if the shot struck has been a good one and yesterday there was little of it.

The same cannot be said of the Mancunian who did, of course, pose questions of Linares on occasion – just not often enough.

But it turns out there is some integrity left at MSU. Twelve women from the same course posed for an alternative calendar expressing their feelings towards Putin.

Of course, posing without the usual glam can be nerve-wracking, even if you are Mila Kunis.

The Oscar-winning actress wowed the crowd in a body-hugging leopard dress by Kors as she mingled with guests, signed autographs and of course posed for pictures.