Sentence examples for kind pose from inspiring English sources

But crimes of this kind pose a difficult quandary for politicians seeking to contain reactive or copy-cat hate crime.

One of the Last of his kind poses for his picture.

But the global financial crisis does not provide an existential threat to the UK of the kind posed by Hitler.

"We will need to be open-eyed on the potential threats that any significant change of this kind poses to Australia's most important interests," he said.

This application, like others of the same kind, poses the objective of achieving controlled compartmentation of a large scale fluidized bed by selectively promoting fluidization in some regions while keeping others in a fixed state.

These don't strike me as the most useful questions right now, and they are generally not the kind posed by the films I found most challenging and interesting this year, which in general were less concerned with moral abstractions than with ethical predicaments.

Given the somewhat unruly nature of the Internet with its growing maze of web sites and commercial uses it's easy to see why coming up with a uniform policy of any kind poses such a big challenge.

A decline in the willingness of members of the public to participate in research of this kind poses substantial challenges for researchers at a time when the demand for representative data on ageing populations is high.

But neither Presbyterian nativism, or any other sectarian impulse, would have sufficed to underpin a revolution.As things turned out, the founding fathers and above all Jefferson had a much broader vision of the danger that religious intolerance of all kinds posed to the new republic.

In his inaugural address, Adams warned Americans against "the danger to our liberties" that a "solitary suffrage" of this kind poses.

This mixture of keenness and calm is the kind of pose Greek sculptors first gave to statues of athletes 2,500 years ago.