Sentence examples for immediately posed from inspiring English sources

A new element in warfare, the airplane, introduced in World War I, immediately posed a problem in communication.

But once in water, they disintegrated and immediately posed a hazard in case a pond wall became breached.

When the likely date for the referendum on electoral reform was leaked by Nick Clegg as 5 May next year, I immediately posed the "French Ambassador has died" question.

Mancini responded by switching to a 4-4-2 system and City immediately posed more of a threat.

After she received her injections, I pointed the camera at her and she immediately posed with the cotton Matthew had given her to hold against the spots where he'd poked her.

If it's true that Israel has succeeded in "splitting" Syria from Iran, with US-Israeli guarantees to the regime in Damascus, as part of preparations for a US strike against Iran's infrastructure, the question is immediately posed: what will Lebanon's Hizbullah do, faced with this development between its Iranian ally and Syrian partner?

Any plain reading would immediately pose problems of coherence and sense to any open-minded reader.

And the process remains so slow and cumbersome that it really does not immediately pose a major threat, he said.

Philip and Elizabeth were trained separately; their first meeting was on US soil, immediately posing as a married couple.

He was issued a blue jumpsuit, but because of his health, he did not immediately pose for the customary mug shot holding his prison number.

I mean, if you're a band like Nik Bärtsch's Ronin that's doing something different you immediately pose a problem to the big record companies.