Sentence examples for posed some years from inspiring English sources

As for the money burning, Jimmy Cauty and I are still waiting to get a proper answer to the question that we posed some years ago – why was it necessary for someone to burn £1m? – before we make any further comment.

Morgan Stanley's worst case — a full three-notch downgrade — did not come to fruition, but its new rating, the lowest in at least 20 years, posed some significant challenges, potentially increasing its borrowing costs and requiring it to post more capital against trades.

The environmental program for the Botuxim repository, designed for the disposal of a thorium concentrate (Cake II) originating from the processing of monazite sands has posed some challenges through the years.

That kind of unfettered immediacy poses some risks, but after years of honing his skills on the street, the hits outnumber the misses.

So while rising affluence and changing diets are certainly set to pose some challenges over the coming years, we should perhaps start by looking long and hard at the contents of own fridges and dustbins.

The coming year will pose some severe tests.

Our Adam Tschorn caught up with the series' costume designer recently, and found that costuming the gang after all these years actually did pose some challenges.

With the election just a year away, this poses some serious questions for us.

The diagnosis of AL-amyloidosis had been posed two years before by biopsy of both kidney and periumbilical fat, while negative bone marrow puncture confirmed MGUS.

It is a question posed over the years by others, including some unhappy officials in the Vatican.

Oddly enough, looking back on this question that was posed years ago now, I am not sure I would have given a different answer.