Sentence examples for pose the real from inspiring English sources

"It's those not in attendance who pose the real issues towards moving forward".

If hypochondriacs at work make unrealistic demands, it is the stoics who pose the real challenge to management.

But it's the one you can't that could pose the real threat.

The fascists in Kiev pose the real threat to all Russian population areas.

But Russian immigration into Kyrgyz territories, rather than warfare, posed the real threat to Kyrgyz existence.

Glacier Bay's weather, much more than the bears, poses the real threat to kayakers and campers.

Italy poses "the real danger to Europe and the world economy," Barclays Capital said in a research note.

It is this activity, of course, that poses the real threat to the existing business model of cable and satellite television providers.

Walli, Boertje-Obed, and Sister Megan believed that nuclear weapons, not the protest against them, posed the real threat to America's national security.

That is a considerable obstacle, given that it was the upper house that posed the real challenge in terms of governability.

Such statistics, Mr Kinnock said, posed the real challenges at home and abroad and represented the real problems faced by the party - and only Labour was capable of addressing such problems.