Sentence examples for development posed from inspiring English sources

This "momentous development" posed problems, however.

This development posed problems for those producers that failed to perceive the change quickly.

Later in his term, he often and openly rued the drawbacks to economic development posed by a capricious judiciary.

Mr. Blair, the former British prime minister and now the Western envoy for Palestinian development, posed for photos with businessmen and praised the quality of the local marble tiles.

In approving the 136-bedroom hotel on St Andrew's Lane, the planning board rejected the view of its own inspector that the new development posed a threat to public safety by creating a traffic hazard.

You may remember that the senator-elect from Texas, Ted Cruz, once railed that a 20-year-old nonbinding United Nations plan for sustainable development posed a clear and present threat to American golf courses.

Today the CNS drug development poses serious challenges for developers given the low probability of success and the disproportionately high investment costs.

The development poses one of the strongest threats to the government since it was established three years ago.

Does China's state-led development pose a threat to fundamental democratic values around the world?

Significant rises in enrollment, reflecting new housing development, poses future challenges for the district, which receives limited state aid.

This development poses new challenges for both objective function and penalty function definitions.