Sentence examples for have continued to pose from inspiring English sources

In Shakespeare's "Hamlet" that's what everybody asks everybody else about its title character, and scholars and theatergoers have continued to pose the question for more than 400 years.

Nangarhar lies along the Afghan border with Pakistan, and Islamic State fighters here have continued to pose a threat despite sustained operations from Afghan commandos and American airstrikes.

"Law enforcement officers should not be denied vital information their colleagues already have". Without the Patriot Act, Mr. Bush said, Mr. Faris might have continued to pose as a law-abiding Columbus truck driver whose illicit activities, including trips to Afghanistan to plot with terrorists, would have gone undetected.

It returned to the headlines last month after it was revealed that Shapps had continued to pose as Green while he was an MP – something he had always denied.

But Iran has continued to pose a stumbling block; and as early as 2008, Barack Obama's interest in lowering the terrorist threat to the US by calming the violence of the region was perceived by Netanyahu as an impediment.

The HIV/AIDS epidemic has continued to pose significant challenges to countries in Sub-Saharan Africa. Sub-Saharan Africa

Inevitably, however, the accuracy and completeness of data generated by such initiatives has continued to pose serious interpretative problems for both researchers and health service planners.

In the last few days, they have continued to listen to concerns voiced by consumer advocates and rival companies about the antitrust issues posed by the proposed merger.

American military officials have said they now have enough interrogators, but the number of detainees has continued to grow, posing serious challenges for the system.

The Home Office is appealing.Mr Blunkett had argued that M continued to pose a threat to Britain's security.

Evidence has continued to mount that climate change poses major risks to public health around the globe.