Sentence examples for had not posed from inspiring English sources
Mr. Weill said that rising interest rates had not posed a problem for Citigroup's consumer lending businesses.
So far they had not posed a threat to the Middle Fork, so we decided to go ahead.
In live theatre this had not posed a problem, because they rarely, if ever, appeared more than once a year before the same regional audience.
Mrs Innes told the Sun that he had not posed for a "selfie" with the hijacker, who was described as "psychologically unstable" by Cypriot officials.
The weakened trees became vulnerable to a fungus and a tiny beetle that had in the past mostly fed on dead or dying aspen and had not posed a serious threat. 1 2 Next Page ».
Spinney spends most of his time on set in a shirt and avian leggings, but before Brian Finke took this picture for The New Yorker, he had not posed for a photographer in this chimerical state.
You wish she hadn't posed the question, and you have no idea how to answer.
Saddam's armed forces had collapsed with impressive speed, but why did that matter, if he hadn't posed a military threat to the United States in the first place?
He insisted the plane hadn't posed a threat to Turkey and was fighting terrorists in border areas who mainly originated in Russia.
The cold has not posed any logistical problems so far.
"Iran has not posed any threat, therefore they do not need to go nuclear".
