Sentence examples for it poses as from inspiring English sources

Despite the fact that it poses as big a threat to health as the more widely covered air and water pollution, data on soil pollution has been so closely guarded that it has been officially categorised as a "state secret".

At first sight, it poses as a self-help book.

It is the hallmark of Neil Jordan's romanticism (as Mona Lisa amply demonstrated) that it poses as a critique of romanticism.

Climate change has occasioned a lot of good journalism, but it poses as tremendous problems for imaginative literature as it does for electoral politics, and for many of the same reasons.

With such intricate attack strategies, it poses as huge problem for companies trying to defend themselves from harm.

Thus, it poses as much of a challenge to process theism as does Thomism which claims for itself the same advantages.

The day before, 20 Nobel Prize winners, meeting in London, warned that it posed as great a threat as nuclear war.

For the past few months, much commentary on the economy — some of it posing as reporting — has had one central theme: policy makers are doing too much.

But the British authorities had long been concerned about the custom of the sea and the danger it posed as a precedent for unpunished murders.

When you last saw a film shot in Vancouver, however, is another question: so effectively (and economically) does it pose as a multitude of US cities in major productions that it's come to be known as Hollywood North.

Is it not, therefore, the universal agent of divorce?" Trapped in the implacable cash nexus of the recent recession, we have all had time to reflect on money's demonic brilliance, watching it pose as the bond of all bonds while it has really acted as the universal agent of divorce.