Sentence examples for haven't posed from inspiring English sources

This isn't surprising as I haven't posed for them.

Electronic piano lessons have not posed much of a threat thus far to your neighborhood piano teacher.

The 43 percent "strongly favor" figure is the lowest in any state so far, although exit polls have not posed this question to voters in all states.

So their impulse is to kick the can beyond November, and they have not posed any serious fixes for the budget, beyond more borrowing.

Until now, the differences over economic and foreign policy have slowed down several programs but have not posed such a stark confrontation.

Over the course of the last century, while blotched executions have fueled movement from one execution method to another, they have not posed a serious challenge to the continuing viability of death as a punishment.

The criticisms of MI5 were voiced in a parliamentary debate on surveillance in which MPs were told that the secretary of the DA notice committee, the voluntary body which advises the press when revelations could threaten national security, has said that the Guardian reports have not posed a threat to anyone's life.

There is a great respite that toxic metals like Pb and Cd have not posed potential health risk even after long term (more than 50 years) use of this water for irrigation.

The firm's chairman, Philip Purcell Philip Purcell, spoke for the industry when he posted this message on the company's Web site earlier in the week: "The shocking events of this week at the World Trade Center have not posed a financial problem for Morgan Stanley, but a deeply human one.

He hasn't posed any safety problems.

You wish she hadn't posed the question, and you have no idea how to answer.