Sentence examples for does not pose itself as from inspiring English sources
Unlike the case in product units, the local minima problem does not pose itself as a severe problem in the model.
For U.S. companies in Myanmar, the dilemma didn't pose itself for a long time, as there had long been sanctions on the Burmese government.
In moderate climates the conservation of dry lots does not pose a problem as long as they are stocked in well-ventilated places.
Filling Harvey Fierstein's housedress when he leaves "Hairspray" on May 2 does not pose quite as big a problem because the show has never been such a star vehicle.
Drake doesn't pose himself as a hard-ass.
That pair does not pose as much a threat as Schilling and Johnson.
The Environmental Protection Agency released its first round of testing results on the toxicity of oil dispersants Wednesday, saying initial findings suggest that the dispersant BP is using in the Gulf of Mexico is less harmful than oil and does not pose as significant an environmental threat as the spill does.
And addiction experts agree, marijuana does not pose as serious a public health problem as cocaine, heroin and methamphetamine.
But Nasdaq officials argue that combining their company with the Big Board does not pose as much of a monopolistic threat as it appears.
What's interesting from my perspective is --whatever the immedifficultiesulties facing Muslim countries as they grapple with democracy and technology in the broader intellectual scheme, I think science does not pose as many challenges to doctrine in Islam as it seems to pose to traditional Christianity.
