Sentence examples for have always posed from inspiring English sources
AMERICA'S sports leagues have always posed a challenge for antitrust regulators.
HOUSTON — The rich oil and gas fields of the Algerian Sahara have always posed a challenge for global oil companies and their field workers.
Conservative economists have always posed this question: In a depressed economy, why won't prices and wages adjust to restore a full-employment "equilibrium"?
The divisions such movements sow have always posed a particular challenge for Labour, since the party's core base of support is vulnerable to social and economic change to start with.
Meeting up the service flow requirements have always posed a challenge from scheduling perspective.
Ebolaviruses, and the other viral causes of haemorrhagic fevers (VHF) have always posed special problems for diagnostic laboratories.
It is an unlikely, entirely fitting solution to the question the empty plinth has always posed.
As these veterans well know, achieving liftoff in this tricky art form has always posed daunting challenges.
Because of these unique features, aviation has always posed the highest risk of severe injuries and fatalities, given an accident, of almost any transportation mode.
PORTFOLIO rebalancing — periodically resetting a mix of stocks and bonds by taking profits from outperforming investments and buying cheaper, underperforming ones — has always posed a challenge.
