Sentence examples for posing almost from inspiring English sources
Seemingly posing almost as great a risk as nuclear weapons, according to a plethora of stories, were the Pakistani madrassas.
At least in theory, that in turn could eventually encourage the emergence of a large clearing hub — posing, almost by definition, a major cross-border risk — in a jurisdiction the "reg-arb" worriers aren't familiar with.
Despite posing almost no attacking threat, Slovenia were lucky not to pull one back in the 67th minutes.
Meanwhile, Into Darkness featured Alice Eve's Carol Marcus posing almost naked in a shot for no reason director J.J. Abrams himself admitted the movie was "a bit sexist".
They also used Polonsky's wealth and eccentricity against him, claiming he massively corrupted Cambodian courts and spreading embarrassing pictures of the playboy's antics, like one of him posing almost naked and another holding up what appears to be two marijuana joints.
WASHINGTON — It was a hypothetical question in a Supreme Court argument, and it was posed almost 40 years ago.
WASHINGTON It was a hypothetical question in a Supreme Court argument, and it was posed almost 40 years ago.
Fashion, by contrast, seems thus far to pose almost no risk of creating political trouble within China.
Instead, it sold Warner Music to a consortium of investors led by Edgar Bronfman Jr. and Thomas H. Lee Partners, who posed almost zero regulatory risk.
For years, agency officials said that atrazine in drinking water posed almost no risk to humans or the environment.
As this year's "establishment" candidate, Perez posed almost no ideological challenge to Ellison or Sanders voters, or the party platform they had helped to write.
