Sentence examples for poses one from inspiring English sources

The government poses one criterion on information control, that is, whether it undermines its rule.

Trade on the internet poses one of the biggest challenges facing Cites, said Paul Todd, a campaign manager for the International Fund for Animal Welfare.

The Red Pill poses one of the absolute conundrums of our time: are we our real selves on the internet, or are we not?

African agriculture poses one of the greatest paradoxes of our time.

Occult gastrointestinal bleeding poses one of the toughest challenges in medicine.

"Portugal's relatively weak economic performance poses one of the main medium-term risks".

The development poses one of the strongest threats to the government since it was established three years ago.

The epithet ungeheueres Ungeziefer in the opening sentence poses one of the greatest challenges to the translator.

But now it is misinformation that poses one of the biggest threats to the people of west Africa.

The academy's findings echo a growing consensus in recent years that "nonpoint" pollution, from countless dispersed sources, poses one of the nation's most serious and intractable environmental problems.

"The government has very little room for manoeuvre and the verdict poses one more problem," said Paschos Mandravelis, a political commentator.