Sentence examples for later pose a from inspiring English sources

President Reagan's Covert Action program has been given credit for assisting in ending the Soviet occupation of Afghanistan, though some of the United States funded armaments introduced then would later pose a threat to U.S. troops in the 2000s (decade) war in Afghanistan.

This could later pose an even higher burden of HAI's on the Cuban health care system.

Eat It Later posed a significant problem for me.

An employee of a chic London milliner when 'discovered' by the Pre-Raphaelites, she would later pose for long hours in a heavy gown in a bathtub filled with water, so Millais could get just the effect he was after.

There is no more solemn duty for a news organization than to keep its inquiries to itself — and later pose them to politicians without a sneak peek.

The pair later posed for a picture underneath a portrait of former President Clinton and took several selfies throughout the night.

Four years later, terrorists pose a formidable challenge not only to peace, but even more crucially to Palestinian statehood.

Nearly dripping in silk, they later pose like statues, but it's hollow.

Richard Roberts, the US-based British joint winner of the 1993 prize, spent some of his winnings on a 740-sq-metre (8,000-sq-ft 8,000-sq-ft 8,000-sq-ftuse (on whicroquetoulawnater pose for 1997's "Studmuffins of Science" calendar).

When I later pose this suggestion of bias to Nicola White from the RSPCA, she responds firmly: "We don't demonize exotic keepers; what we are trying to encourage exactly the same as with cats is responsible ownership".

When I later pose this suggestion of bias to Nicola White from the RSPCA she responds firmly: "We don't demonise exotic keepers; what we are trying to encourage – exactly the same as with cats – is responsible ownership".