Experts have warned that a new EU-Japan trade deal could pose a post-Brexit threat to British industry in the wake of Nissan's decision to backtrack on expanding its Sunderland plant.
Other cities would also pose a post-Cumulus problem.
Generalisations are perilous and pose a headache for post-election Republican strategists.
Scott, approached by reporter Jim Buzinski during the playoffs, was concerned that such non-baseball news could pose a distraction during the post-season and asked that the story be delayed.
That Quentin Tarantino's film is filled with ridiculous (and, often times, funny) gun violence could also pose a problem, especially in post-Newtown America.
We have demonstrated that CEM-NKR cells express a novel restriction factor(s) that poses a major post-entry block to HIV-1.
The photo sparked a national urge to grab a friend, strike a pose and post a photo online.
Perched 30 miles southeast of Baghdad, the former U.S. base -- known before the Americans arrived and after they departed as Suwayrah Airport -- often strikes the pose of a post-apocalyptic outcast, the posture of much of the country.
As someone rooted in the world of policy rather than art, I am struck by the question, posed in a post below by Dee Hibbert-Jones, of "how exactly do gestures of resistance so powerful and empowering translate into ideas of universal healthcare, social equality, fair-minded tax policies and equitable banking polices"?
In some instances, contamination post-cooking or post-pasteurization may not pose a health risk, if only a small number of microbes are present.
Follow up care for medical tourists is uniquely challenging as they will be returning to their home country and may have difficulty contacting the physician or surgical team abroad should complications or questions arise post-operatively, which can pose as a post-operative health risk [ 14].
