Sentence examples for has posed some from inspiring English sources

The new technology has posed some challenges to surveillance.

The internet has posed some harsh questions for the old ways of working (and making money).

The Cheonan episode has posed some difficult choices for the Obama administration at a time when its national security team is preoccupied with Afghanistan, Pakistan and Iran.

The No. 2 reactor has posed some of the greatest challenges in recent days, including another leak that spewed radioactive water until plugged two weeks ago.

The shortage is being blamed on supply chain issues, as the phone's new design has posed some unique manufacturing challenges.

The environmental program for the Botuxim repository, designed for the disposal of a thorium concentrate (Cake II) originating from the processing of monazite sands has posed some challenges through the years.

But even with story intact, he said, his nontraditional vision had posed some problems with Bournonville purists.

National security officials asked The A.P. to hang onto the story for a while because publishing it at that time would have posed some unknown danger.

As Walter inches toward damnation, Gilligan and his writers have posed some large questions about good and evil, questions with implications for every kind of malefactor you can imagine, from Ponzi schemers to terrorists.

Douglas Durst, president of the Durst Organization, a family company that owns 10 major office buildings in Manhattan, said Sept. 11 had posed some questions to which the answers are unclear.

And city officials have posed some fascinating questions about whether the new Lower Manhattan shouldn't be much more a neighborhood, providing housing to apartment-starved New Yorkers, rather than a collection of offices for which there are not, currently, any likely tenants.