Sentence examples for has presented something from inspiring English sources
But the operation on the ground has presented something of a logistical challenge for the FBI.
Ever since Fountains of Wayne's self-titled début, in 1996, the New York-based power-pop band has presented something of a problem.
Mr. Sadr's rise to power, mostly on the strength of his Mahdi Army militia, has presented something of a challenge to the authority of Ayatollah Sistani as Iraq's most revered Shiite cleric.
These preseason games usually carry little meaning beyond an excuse for fans to tailgate, but this year's batch has presented something different: an unintentional comedy routine from a roster of replacement officials, many of whom might have had trouble even dreaming about working at the game's highest level just a few months ago.
In Rauscedo, the past five years have presented something unusual for the Italian Alpine region: sunburned grapes.
Mr. Trump has presented himself as something of a one-man anti-crime plan, arguing that he is the lone force standing between the United States and semi-lawless dystopia.
In fact, as Sauer points out, Johnson has presented himself as something of a Randian acolyte -- insofar as one can be an acolyte by prominently displaying his "Atlas Shrugged" bumpersticker.
No matter what life has presented you with, we are 50 something and these truly are the best days of our lives.
The poem has long presented something of an enigma to scholars and has for centuries been overlooked and undervalued.
Although developing and marketing new technologies has historically presented something of a chicken-and-egg situation, Tom Wolzien, an analyst with the investment firm Sanford C. Bernstein & Company, said new types of digital asset management systems were a long-term investment.
It has always presented something of a riddle to taxonomists, but here it is treated as the sole living member of the family Pandionidae, and the family listed in its traditional place as part of the order Falconiformes.
