Sentence examples for it therefore poses from inspiring English sources

A flag is abstract — a turban, as something worn on the body, is much more concrete and it therefore poses a more palpable symbol for angry young men looking for someone to target.

It therefore poses both a short- and long-term threat.

A flag is abstract -- a turban, as something worn on the body, is much more concrete and it therefore poses a more palpable (more personal?) symbol for angry young men looking for someone to target.

25 Alcohol can also be considered a high-calorie liquid due to its high-energy density; it can therefore pose a threat to successful long-term weight loss.

The I.C.U., with its spectacular successes and frequent failures, therefore poses a distinctive challenge: what do you do when expertise is not enough?

It is important to determine this window, but we will show that it is usually relatively large for biologically realistic models and therefore poses only a minimal restriction on mesh-generation.

Training the new recruits, therefore, poses a challenge.

He therefore poses the greatest danger to the acting president's chances of winning a mandate on the first round.

The depletion of fish stocks, the degradation of marine environments and the encroachment of industrial fleets therefore poses a major existential threat to these traditional fishing communities.

"The potential for an obstruction of the Strait of Hormuz therefore poses a physical threat to U.S. supply as well as a potential price shock on a global level".

To sell millions requires a lot of stock which needs to be made up, and which therefore poses a massive capital risk from the onset.