Sentence examples for often posed from inspiring English sources

To hoodwink curators, he often posed as a Jesuit priest.

But quality of ingredients and seasoning often posed problems.

The case against congestion pricing is often posed in egalitarian terms.

The question often posed is, is this grass-roots, or not?

The question of the name of the group led by Bin Laden has often posed problems.

This question is often posed to me with a raised eyebrow, and is difficult to answer.

The question most often posed is not why does it matter?

Understaffing meant the hospital's A&E unit often posed a risk to patients' safety.

Even the bravest dissidents, who risked their lives for years, often posed as smiling backers of Qaddafi and his men.

In the olden times, people often posed for portraits with their hands crammed into their suit pockets.

What would I tell them when they asked where I was from (a question I am often posed)?