Sentence examples for pose more than from inspiring English sources

Colored mulches can pose more than just aesthetic concerns.

Despite the third seed's wobbles, Giraldo never seemed likely to pose more than a passing threat, and in the third set Federer was totally in control, moving into a 4-0 leandand this time holding onto his serve to clinch victory in an hour and 46 minutes.

Federal funding of any reproductive health research agenda that would pose more than minimal risk to a fetus or embryo is banned.

NBAC also says researchers may need to obtain new consent from donors, particularly for some genetic studies that pose more than a minimal risk of doing economic or psychological harm.

Newsweek referred to the pose more than a decade later, and The New York Times coined "demiclad" for the nude pregnant handbra pose.

40 Even in treatment and healthcare resource intensive chronic diseases such as diabetes mellitus, indirect costs pose more than half of the overall costs caused by the illness.

The mine poses more than just an aesthetic threat, he said.

The rapid devaluation has posed more than just a problem for investors.

She found that, on average, the children posed more than 100 questions every hour.

He has worked at Indian Point for ten years, a period during which the plant has posed more than its share of public-relations challenges.

The question was posed, more than an hour before the voting started, to Ron Allen of NBC News, who had little choice but to agree.