Sentence examples for long posed from inspiring English sources

Marathons have long posed security challenges.

TAKING NOTES HAS long posed a challenge in education.

Volatile parents have long posed a problem for tennis.

Pop music stars have long posed as gangsters.

This conundrum has long posed a problem for Labour.

Emerging Asia has long posed a conundrum for western insurers with global ambitions.

These hundreds of pages, which the administration has kept classified for so long, pose no possible security danger.

She, dressed in black, enters, casting a single shadow sideways as she claims attention with the meter of her feet; then she holds a long pose.

"Most D.O.D. Web sites will not be accessible by the public until this worm no long poses any threat to D.O.D. networks".

And the huge bedroom scene, smack in the middle of the play, is one long posing by Hamlet of "Who's there?" to his mother, Gertrude.

If you're in the middle of a long pose and need to move, someone will use tape to mark the position of your body.