Sentence examples for it only poses from inspiring English sources

While the fight for Mosul is a key step towards dismantling Isis's self-declared caliphate, for a group that has endured some of its most extreme brutality and violence, it only poses new dangers.

It not only poses a challenge to the idea of widespread black support for the Union effort, which surged after Lincoln came out in support of emancipation in 1862, but it also challenges the very assumption that the war was about slavery at all.

It not only poses insurmountable animal welfare problems because of the lack of space and restriction on basic behavior, but this latest HSUS investigation also reveals that the inhumane handling, the wire flooring, and the massive collection of waste are also fundamental problems for this system.

Jane Kramer's Profile of Merkel for The New Yorker was written in 2005, when she was headed to her first election victory, and so it could only pose the question of her character.

But "The Circle" only poses questions ― it rarely answers them.

This sample bias not only poses a problem for research integrity; it also may prevent research from reaching the students who stand most to benefit from it.

Violence only poses a threat to civilization, apparently, when it is inflicted upon certain bodies.

Drilling in shale formations, he said, only poses a small risk to those living nearby.

This not only poses financial sector risks, but potentially jeopardises the secure retirement of our citizens".

When important conditions are met, greed not only poses no threat to Smith's "invisible hand" of competition, but is an essential part of it.

They also learn to work on weaknesses instead of doing only poses that come effortlessly to them.