Sentence examples for now posed from inspiring English sources

Current debt levels now posed unjustified economic risks, Cameron said.

America now posed a social and cultural danger to the civilization of Europe.

But the problem now posed for American forces in Iraq is an acute one.

He believed that Trump now posed a national-security threat to his country, too.

"Assessment processes conducted to date have not accurately reflected the national significance of the population or the substantial threats now posed to it," it said.

Mark Rowley, a Metropolitan police assistant commissioner, said terrorists still wanted to kill soldiers or the police and now posed a real danger of attacking western lifestyle targets.

Its leaders are now posing as victims of political persecution.

Continuing nuclear proliferation now poses an added risk.

But the barriers now pose a threat to the cause.

But these attitudes now pose an acute quandary.

First a dissident, then a federalist, then a nationalist, he now poses as an unabashed "westerner".