Sentence examples for indeed posing from inspiring English sources

UPDATE, 7/11/12: It's happening, folks: Page Six reports that Darling is indeed posing for Playboy's September issue, set to drop August 17.

If history is any guide, China's rise does indeed pose a challenge to America.

The present study utilized a high-risk design to determine if EA indeed poses vulnerability to adolescent MDD.

The physics of fundamental particles does indeed pose basic metaphysical questions to which neither philosophy nor physics has answers.

In those early years of the 530s, Justinian could indeed pose as the pattern of a Roman and Christian emperor.

Despite a dearth of human studies, available data suggest that pesticides in our food indeed pose a risk.

Last week, he was duly convicted; his sentencing is imminent.Mr Nouri does indeed pose a threat to Iranian conservatism.

A plurality of white respondents indicated in 1984 that Angola and Mozambique would indeed pose a threat to South Africa once their internal problems were resolved.

Saudi Arabia, Panama and the four U.S. territories may indeed pose a risk of money laundering, but so do many other countries that were notably left off the list.

Isis may indeed pose a radical challenge, but the "civilisation" it challenges is a global civilisation rather than a uniquely western phenomenon.

They all agreed with Mr. Waxman, and with the other Congressional questioners, that in certain cases hedge funds could indeed pose systemic risk.