Sentence examples for posed a kind from inspiring English sources

Scott L. Silliman, a law professor and director of the Center on Law, Ethics and National Security at Duke University, said the verdict posed "a kind of a dilemma" for the Bush administration by undercutting its argument for military commissions.

John, he asked "Was it Warhol who said: 'Art is whatever you can get away with'?" David's email, I realized posed a kind of final Zen question intended to help me clarify my thinking.

He seemed to be posing a kind of equivalence between him and his victims.

Each aspect of a sauropod poses a kind of physiological puzzle: What size heart could pump enough blood to reach past the elongated neck?

There are two streams of cases emerging in the federal courts on this law, and they pose a kind of Catch-22.

Scuba diving in Fiji, a collection of some 300 islands strewn across the South Pacific, poses a kind of recreational Sophie's Choice for anyone with less than a month on his hands.

Wood is also 100 times easier to ignite than coal, which posed a new kind of explosive fire risk.

But the apparently spontaneous, nonideological and youthful protesters also posed a new kind of challenge to a state security system focused on more traditional threats from organized religious groups and terrorists.

QPR will pose a different kind of challenge but one Hasselbaink will not shirk.

In place of the usual mystery — what are they going to do to us? — this movie poses a different kind of hypothetical puzzle.

Yet the visitors have bolstered their ranks and will pose a different kind of threat at Stamford Bridge, where Chelsea forever seem to be striving to salvage games.