Sentence examples for pose as much from inspiring English sources

Food surpluses pose as much a problem as food shortages, and famines, it turns out, usually have political causes that require political solutions.

In Bosnia and Herzegovina, Sarajevo's hot hangout is Buybook (Radiceva 4; 387-33-716-450; www.buybook.ba), where arty types flirt and pose as much as they leaf through bilingual copies of "Leaves of Grass".

At corners, they pose as much threat as a Hobbit would against a team of Orcs.

That pair does not pose as much a threat as Schilling and Johnson.

Even storm clouds, which long concealed many crimes at sea, no longer pose as much of an obstacle.

But Nasdaq officials argue that combining their company with the Big Board does not pose as much of a monopolistic threat as it appears.

The Turkish government argues that the PKK – designated a terror organisation in Turkey, the US and Europe – poses as much as a threat to the nation as Isis.

More often than not, the hurdle of conforming to traditional roles within families poses as much of a barrier to businesswomen in India as the still-too-thick glass ceiling at companies.

"It's an international terrorist group that poses as much of a threat to the U.S. as to the Philippines".

They also expressed confidence that the authority would prosecute Mr. Hanoud, who poses as much of a political threat to Yasir Arafat as he does to Mr. Barak.

Further, as noted in ref. 2, cryptic relatedness poses as much of a threat to association studies as does geographic population structure and is much more difficult to reduce by experimental design.