Sentence examples for posed great from inspiring English sources

However, finding out what was really happening posed great experimental difficulties.

The vastness of Texas and its contrasts in terrain originally posed great difficulties for transportation, yet they also greatly stimulated its development.

Ostensibly advocates and protectors of ecclesiastical possessions, the nobles were in fact anything but reliable servants of their ecclesiastical overlords and instead posed great danger for the bishoprics and abbeys.

Steven W. Lawitts, the acting commissioner of the city's environmental agency, said drilling on the scale now envisioned posed "great risks" and could hamper his department's ability to keep the water clean.

By 1914 the citadel had become obsolete as a defensive fortress because of the development of long-range guns: it lies close to the town and had it remained in full military use it would have posed great danger to the civilians living just below.

The phenomenon that pedestrians use smartphones while walking has posed great threat to transportation safety.

But the relationship of feminism to African American women always posed greater challenges.

But other counter-examples posed greater threats.

Such constructions had the potential to lose their meaning in the back-translation, which posed greater challenges.

Well-dissected fluvial landscapes pose great challenges for areal analyses.

Downburst wind loads pose great threats to many structural systems and industrial aviation, especially large structures.