Sentence examples for posed a lot from inspiring English sources

At the time, the Philadelphia Chromosome gave no answers, but posed a lot of questions.

France posed a lot of threats from their set plays and Sweden will be the same".

It posed a lot of awkward questions that the text had to answer.

"They definitely posed a lot of challenges to us," Allen said, "and they put a lot of pressure on our defense".

Privacy, staged at the Donmar last year, which explored the digital age and the surveillance state, posed a lot of acute questions.

I went out and made a movie and put it together and they posed a lot and afterwards took a lot of credit for doing absolutely nothing.

"So we have not made a decision on that yet, and it does pose a lot of complexity.

"I really do think this poses a lot of real and perceived conflict issues," Mr. Vitter said.

They pose a lot of problems mismatch-wise and tonight we just weren't prepared the way we should have been defensively".

"A slow-moving, large system poses a lot of problems," Rick Knabb, the director of the National Hurricane Center, said in a conference call with reporters, describing the risks as "life-threatening, potentially".

And it is one of the reasons the fight in Misurata is so difficult, because it's at close quarters, it's in amongst urban areas and it poses a lot of challenges to both NATO and to the opposition".