Sentence examples for posed just from inspiring English sources

It is a puzzle conventionally posed just after the one about why so many film directors are men.

But the question (Which of these lines matches the one on the card?) was not posed just once.

However, longer-term accommodation for those whose asylum claims are being processed, or who have been granted asylum, has posed just as much of a problem.

These are the props of his craft, one that often finds his subjects' attention drifting slightly but who need to be posed just so for just a few moments.

"I thought, 'Whoa, this needs to be seen.' " Mr. Martins asked Mr. Preljocaj after the show if he would create a piece for City Ballet, and the choreographer posed just one question, "Do you have good dancers?" Mr. Martins didn't blink.

Sitting in a sweltering office in Berlin's still-unopened Jewish Museum, Ken Gorbey, a New Zealander recently appointed its project director, posed just one of the central questions: "Why on earth should a Kiwi gentile be here?" He is not the only person pondering that conundrum.

Bankruptcy poses just as pressing a crisis.

Iraq, say most Americans, poses just such a threat.

No pretence, no posing, just madness, the lid blown off at last.

Sustaining it and then building on it next year poses just as a big a challenge.

Do note David Cameron posing just underneath one of these floodlight structures.