Sentence examples for increasingly poses from inspiring English sources
People's pain over the death of their sons and daughters increasingly poses a challenge to political institutions to account for their actions.
Mr. Bush also vowed to modernize what he called a "rigid and sluggish and slow to change" Medicare bureaucracy that he said increasingly poses "a hazard to your health".
Christiana Figures, UN climate chief The pensions, life insurances and nest eggs of billions of ordinary people depend on the long-term security and stability of institutional investment funds… Climate change increasingly poses one of the biggest long-term threats to those investments and the wealth of the global economy.
Many studies have been made on the compression behaviour of clay exposed to metal-rich liquids (metal-rich clay) because metal contamination of clay is found worldwide and increasingly poses as an environmental risk.
It's an image that increasingly poses a challenge for sexy cosplayers a demographic that seems to be growing, as do their followers to navigate.
The organization refuses to be absorbed into the command structure of Ukraine's armed forces and increasingly poses an internal threat to the country, shown by last month's deadly shootout with police in the western city of Mukachevo or their vociferous calls for the impeachment of President Petro Poroshenko.
They were increasingly posed questions about editorial matters, in complete breach of longstanding protocol.
NOT EASY BEING GREEN China has some of the worst environmental problems in the world, and they increasingly pose a threat to social stability.
In recent decades, a lack of coordinated planning has increasingly posed problems in the county, where 287 square miles are chopped into 69 municipalities.
Shadow banking, which involves trading and lending away from regulated exchanges, is worth billions of dollars and has increasingly posed concerns for central banks and financial watchdogs.
Over the last few years, heavily armed trafficking gangs were overwhelming local authorities, terrorising village communities and increasingly posed a security threat, Clinton said.
