Sentence examples for move posed from inspiring English sources

The move posed some problems.

From Monaghan's perspective, the move posed an inconvenient, but certainly bearable, disruption; after all, Domino's franchisees had often been obliged to relocate.

Corbell said the territory's move posed no threat to the commonwealth – and it had been established that the regulation of relationships was a shared power.

Loose girders and construction equipment that was constantly on the move posed a danger to the firefighters, the Giuliani administration said.

The Newswire's move posed a threat to Dow Jones, which had previously been the main distributor of releases on Wall Street.

Despite backing the plan, Labour warned the move posed "a number of important questions over funding, accountability and reorganisation".

The move poses some sticky challenges.

For the Obama administration, the move poses an acute dilemma.

But the move poses plenty of risks for DaimlerChrysler.

Google's move poses a direct challenge to Microsoft, Apple, Nokia and other companies that have strong stakes in the cellphone status quo.

The move poses an acute dilemma for David Cameron, who wants to make Labour's temporary tax cuts permanent but will look as though he is defending the rich if he opposes higher taxes for top earners.