Sentence examples for failed to pose from inspiring English sources
Everton responded by gaining control of possession, but failed to pose any attacking threat.
Apart from Entwistle, only four of the BBC's 15 director generals have failed to pose for a painted portrait.
A flurry of forays into Leicester's half failed to pose the threat Bilić would have liked before Adrián, on the outskirts of the visitors' penalty area in stoppage time, was dismissed for a kung-fu kick into Vardy's chest.
A lack of goals was St Johnstone's problem last season and again the Perth side failed to pose much of an attacking threat at Pittodrie.
The "mind first" camp has generally failed to pose the issue so simply, and Mukhopadhyay offers an answer that has five dimensions.
Another challenge to Western-style liberal-democracy has of course been mounted by Islamic civilization, though Islamic countries have not been as economically and politically successful (compared to East Asia) and therefore fail to pose as significant a challenge the claims of Western liberal-democrats that only capitalism and liberal democracy can cope with the requirements of modernity.
Several other parties, including The Left, Greens and the AfD, hovered above the 5 percent threshold to enter parliament but failed to ever pose a legitimate challenge to Merkel. .
After 1 year of deliberations, the Swiss Agency for the Environment, Forest, and Landscape rejected the trial, saying that Sautter had failed to prove that it posed no environmental threat.
He said the lawyers for the NAACP of North Carolina, the League of Women Voters and the Justice Department failed to prove these changes would pose significant obstacles for many voters.
The more cutting charge might be vanity: they seemed overly confident in their lean, well-tailored, Mediterranean allure, and had failed to anticipate the posed garishness of the Paris Match style.
Whoever he manages to woo, Kelner needs a little "reputation management" counselling himself: which adviser failed to stop him posing in pics to promote the agency with his arms folded, when everyone else knows that's revealingly defensive body language?
