Sentence examples for it still poses from inspiring English sources

One industry which is set to be radically altered by automation in the near future is transport - self-driving car technology is progressing at a rapid pace, and although legal issues may delay its widespread use, it still poses a threat to the livelihood of the millions of people who operate vehicles as part of their jobs.

Facebook says it won't be heavily promoting Paper within its standard app, but it still poses a big threat to other news reader apps like Flipboard, Prismatic, Circa, and Pulse.

3– 37 Although progress has been made in the detection of melanoma it still poses a challenge, especially in its earlier stages.

A series of arrests across Turkey and Europe over the last decade have significantly weakened the group, which traces its roots to Communist movements in the 1970s, but experts say it still poses a serious threat.

But it still poses questions about whether we have been simplistic.

But it still poses a threat, because Casearism means the end of democratic patience and its replacement with popular impatience.

The SES said on Friday that flood levels in that river were stabilising but it still posed a risk to residents in low-lying properties.

Philip Hammond's attempt to reassure businesses that Britain could avoid a no-deal Brexit was met with scepticism last night as corporate leaders warned that it still posed a "catastrophic" threat.

Mr. McConnell said that weapons design was "probably the least significant part of the program" and that Iran's refusal to halt uranium enrichment meant that it still posed a potential nuclear threat.

Mr. McConnell confirmed that in his testimony on Tuesday, saying that weapons design was "probably the least significant part of the program" and that Iran's refusal to halt uranium enrichment meant that it still posed a potential nuclear threat.

But it still posed a logistical challenge - employees needed more than an hour to move all the cash into the showroom.