Sentence examples for poses two from inspiring English sources
Mr Sandel poses two objections consistently.
"This poses two problems," Dr. Santos said.
Drug-resistant gonorrhea poses two problems for public health.
This poses two problems to the nuclear-winter argument.
The situation so far described poses two major scholarly problems.
It poses two questions that demand a response from the television industry.
His claim that outliers can blow rational calculation away poses two problems.
A win in Clacton may prove the push that they need.But the news also poses two big questions for UKIP.
But as the savvy peeper knows, a road trip to autumn glory poses two problems: finding the leaves and finding the highway everyone else isn't on.
As the pig's snout approaches the python's nether regions, it poses two distinct policy problems: a narrow "financial" problem and a broader "real" problem.
He poses two significant questions: he asks should Australians simply accept that a significant section of the community may be holding intolerant views?
