Sentence examples for pose a considerable from inspiring English sources

They pose a considerable design challenge.

Even if that is so, they still pose a considerable threat to traditional fund-management houses.

This combination will pose a considerable challenge to managers in seeking to embed recent progress and run a single, safe and decent centre".

The soaring number of flowers imported into Australia could pose a "considerable biosecurity threat", a government report has found, and domestic growers have cast doubt over the effectiveness of the pest eradication regime.

Northampton launch their European campaign in Paris on Saturday against Racing Métro, where victory would put them in the box seat to qualify from Pool 5, although the on-song Welsh challengers the Ospreys will also pose a considerable threat.

Bond's report found that the Department of Agriculture is generally dealing with this threat in an "appropriate manner" but that any failure could pose a "considerable biosecurity risk" to Australia.

Obviously this poses a considerable risk for the houses.

A nuclear Iran also poses a considerable threat to American interests.

The ability of American officials to pull this off while markets jump and twist poses a considerable challenge.

Mr. Bragman posed a considerable threat because he held the majority leader's position, the second-ranking post, and had broad support in the chamber.

Shockingly, 98% of cyclists said they didn't feel safe on the road all of the time, and 35% of them thought that lorries posed a considerable threat.