Sentence examples for pose them a from inspiring English sources

I hope we pose them a different challenge".

But the results do pose them a pointed question: could your prescribing be less costly?

"We changed it, then once James Dayton came in to the middle of the park I thought we would pose them a few problems.

"It's only after Brian's death that TfL has seen fit to act to change the junction's layout so that vulnerable road users such as cyclists are given priority over larger vehicles which would otherwise pose them a greater risk".

England have suffered heavy back-to-back defeats by Australia and New Zealand to leave them bottom of Pool A. They face Scotland in Christchurch on Monday and Collingwood says Scotland pose them a significant threat.

Here, former captain Jimmy Adams picks out six players who have never played a Test against England, but could just pose them a problem or two in their three-match series starting at Lord's on Thursday.

Like all countries Sweden has far-right groups but he poses them a problem because he comes from a neighbourhood that has at least 75% immigrants and he always make a point of saying: 'I am one of them.' And he is more Swedish than everything".

The price of answers to what Wood calls "tormented metaphysical questions" is not metaphysical but temporal: it's the doctrinally and clerically imposed ban on challenging the answers given — on posing them a second time (the individual being like the country that yields to a religious party that wins elections held only once; dissent becomes apostasy).

Just to pose them is to invite a sinking feeling of déjà vu.

Grandma gives me the all-clear to photograph Martha and I pose them together and make an exposure.

Grandma gives me the all-clear to photograph Martha, and I pose them together and make an exposure.