Sentence examples for pose at least from inspiring English sources

Yet Iran's nuclear ambitions pose at least as big a threat.Taking Iran at its peaceful word stretches credulity.

For each pose, at least one of the user's feet or hands is usually on the board.

But public support for that ideal has yet to undergo a test by fire of the sort Mr. Zuma could pose, at least in theory.

Still, Mr. Gray's entry into the race -- the formal announcement is scheduled for today -- would appear to pose at least a bit of a headache for Mr. Bloomberg.

Still, that is a tough target for countries with managed floats.For Poland, the Czech Republic and Hungary, which have the biggest economies in central Europe, budget deficits pose at least as serious an obstacle to euro zone entry.

Never one to shy away from claiming a headline-grabbing deal, Mr Sarkozy managed to pose, at least in the eyes of French public opinion, as both peacemaker and financial saviour.

As a result, it is unclear how big a threat Mr. Mugniyah posed, at least directly to the United States.

In retrospect, she wishes, too, that she had chosen someone who posed at least some of the photos.

Scientists agree that the Deepwater Horizon spill poses at least some risk to the bluefin, one of the most majestic -- and valuable -- fishes in the sea.

Mr. Sadr's challenge has been of a different magnitude altogether, posing, at least until now, a mounting threat to the very idea of an American-assisted progress toward a fully elected government by January 2006.

Jem Whiteley Oxford Your editorial, George Monbiot's article (Do little, hide the evidence: the official neglect that caused these deadly floods, 8 December) and your reports on the Cumbrian emergency – and the recent history of flooding elsewhere – must now show everyone that climate change poses at least as great a threat to the security of the UK as any recent sporadic terrorism.