Sentence examples for it never posed from inspiring English sources

Even though the ANC army would much later step up its guerrilla war, it never posed a serious threat to the apartheid government.

After destroying the device, bomb brigade lieutenant colonel Alfredo Larramendi told reporters that it "never posed any danger" but might have been part of a dress rehearsal for the real thing.

It never posed a serious inflation or bubble risk.

It never posed a threat to land.

"I am half exposed, but I never posed nude," she said.

"Even though I never posed the question," he writes, "sooner or later most of the impoverished women I interviewed mentioned that they had been sexually abused as children".

It has never posed a greater danger to our friends, our allies and to us.

"The David Frost Show" went off the air at the close of the season; it had never posed a threat to "Tonight," despite having both Prince Charles and the Rolling Stones on the opening broadcast.

But Syria lost more than it won and never posed a threat to America or impeded Washington's dominance in the Middle East.

"The Sixth Day" may leave you pondering a question its makers never posed: What's to become of Arnold Schwarzenegger in the near future?

Some scientists have suggested that a strain of the virus may have been present in wild Pacific salmon for many years as a "host pathogen," without causing a disease outbreak, and that it may never pose a risk.