Sentence examples for posed a bit from inspiring English sources
That posed a bit of a problem.
The sharp wooden spears and all the ankle bells posed a bit of a problem.
Dr Omalu is from Nigeria, which posed a bit of a dilemma for Smith.
He posed a bit stiffly for a photos taken with iPhones, and he circled the room a few times to make sure everything was in order.
The singer has been doing 60 minutes of cardio a day to lose weight, and she's found that her breasts have posed a bit of a problem.
The singer told the paper she's doing 60 minutes of cardio a day, but her breasts have posed a bit of a problem.
Are his existentialist poses a bit self-indulgent?
Which poses a bit of a problem when you're trying to cover a Kenyan election.
I understand that these books all pose a bit of a dilemma.
Banks are struggling again and this might pose a bit of a problem for the future.
With each passing month, the structural factors seem to be a more powerful explanation than the cyclical factors.The report poses a bit of a dilemma for the Fed.
