Sentence examples for poses for the future from inspiring English sources

Advocates worry what this fight – and its staying power – poses for the future.

"As leaders of the city council we find this situation to be one of great concern, both from the perspective of the impact the situation is having on cohesion in the local community and with regard to the difficulties the situation poses for the future growth and economy of Bristol as the regional centre of the West of England".

Now, Oakland's artists as they grieve the loss of their friends and a beloved underground outpost are worrying about the greater dangers the fire poses for the future of the arts in the city.

Ms Faulkner agrees that the village she lives in has "too many large homes and not enough small ones... in villages, I really notice the ageing population, which poses issues for the future as we desperately need more affordable, smaller homes".

It also notes that present trends pose dangers for the future of Medicare and Social Security.

Debt levels in the household and agriculture sectors, by contrast, are high, while the country's aging population and dependence on commodity income pose challenges for the future.

And it created "another useful link with China and India, which have ratified Kyoto, but whose energy needs pose challenges for the future which go far beyond the current scope of the protocol".

The diabetes-related profiles were only partly explained by patient and disease characteristics, posing difficulties for the future development of distinguishable disease management programmes.

Others believe fervently that it can, and that it poses profound questions for the future of humanity.

What some have called a "new geography of poverty" poses fundamental questions for the future of international aid and development.

Though Trafford's sexuality poses ethical questions for the future of the show-within-a-show, Spirtas said his personal experiences in the world of soaps couldn't be more different.