Sentence examples for posed almost from inspiring English sources

For years, agency officials said that atrazine in drinking water posed almost no risk to humans or the environment.

Instead, it sold Warner Music to a consortium of investors led by Edgar Bronfman Jr. and Thomas H. Lee Partners, who posed almost zero regulatory risk.

Horvath said the study posed almost as many questions as it answered.

Comedian Amy Schumer posed almost nude in the 2016 Pirelli calendar.

Many pointed out that the newly engaged actress and singer posed almost exactly like the Duke and Duchess of Sussex did for an official engagement portrait released in December.

The marvelously collaged fence provides a diagonal grid to offset the blocky stability of the two figures and a rectangular black backpack in the corner, (posed almost as if out of a Caravaggio painting such as The Entombment of Christ).

Fashion, by contrast, seems thus far to pose almost no risk of creating political trouble within China.

William R Polk: UN trusteeship is the best answer Lakhdar Brahimi's proposals are interesting, perhaps even hopeful, but they pose almost as many problems as they address.

They say some injuries, like hip or rib bruises, can be excruciatingly painful but pose almost no risk of permanent injury if the player is hit there again.

"It's sort of like 'Dieux du Stade' in France," Mr. Shales said, referring to a French rugby team's collections of revealing photos, "where athletes don't find it feminizing to pose almost naked in pictures.

At least in theory, that in turn could eventually encourage the emergence of a large clearing hub — posing, almost by definition, a major cross-border risk — in a jurisdiction the "reg-arb" worriers aren't familiar with.