Sentence examples for particular pose from inspiring English sources

"Beaches in particular pose a challenge because beaches are pretty dynamic places.

LOCKING -- Freezing in a particular pose, after doing wrist rolls or pointing a finger in different directions.

Is there a particular pose you most like to photograph, or does it depend on your subject or location?

Even so, legal therapeutic drugs — pain medicine in particular — pose the greatest risk to horse and rider.

The city's health department said yesterday that imported animal hides and pelts are generally not seen as posing a risk for inhalation anthrax, and that drums in particular pose no health risk.

Some claims associated with this particular pose are reasonable, such as releasing muscles around the spine and lower back to ease pain or increase flexibility, for which there is some evidence.

Medical class-action suits, in particular, posed problems because medical records are private.

E. coli, in particular, poses a threat to infants, the elderly and people with compromised immune systems.

The elements, in particular, posed a challenge — not only to the British psyche but also to its immune system.

The car, in particular, poses some interesting questions about whether Ive and Apple can adapt the methods that have made them so successful to another type of industry.

Social media in particular poses a problem for restrictive regimes, judging by their responses to it: President Alexander Lukashenko of Belarus — often referred to as Europe's last dictator — has cracked down on tweeters and bloggers.