Sentence examples for it poses a very from inspiring English sources

And it poses a very real threat to the recovery".

It poses a very serious hazard to facilities subjected to blast.

It poses a very different set of challenges to advance a business from concept to startup than to sustain or grow a going concern, but what are the salient traits or behaviors that spell success, and how might they be codified and measured?

"I'd argue that it poses a very serious concern" for every friend attached to that person.

It's a global terrorist organization, the likes of which we've never seen before, and it poses a very unique threat.

It poses a very interesting dilemma, described by lyrics to a Dire Straits song, "Two men say they're Jesus one of them must be wrong". The widows, Sarah Sarah Frenchh), Florence (Chera Holland, Lornaa (Marissa Hampton), Letha (Megan Combes) and Cat (Nicole J. Adelman) stage an Occupy protest in an abandoned coalmine in Randolph County, West Virginia, the site of the disaster.

It posed "a very real and growing threat" to the future health of the economy.

But he agreed that it posed a "very tricky" distribution challenge.

Officials said it posed a very low risk to human health.

Although human pregnancy displays many analogous features to allograft transplantation, it also poses a very unique biological situation because the fetus is another host with isolated circulation from the mother.

"It poses a lot of very interesting questions, both for him and for others involved in this so-called interview," McDonough said.