Sentence examples for posing both from inspiring English sources
We see Leven in various wigs, and posing both modestly and suggestively.
I think that clearly President Putin and the leadership viewed Khodorkovsky as posing both a political challenge and becoming too much of an independent actor in the economic sphere".
Almost immediately some fat bass and a ghostly digital theremin announce Blanco's Kingpinning (Ice Cold), a track that takes drug references and posing (both familiar hip-hop tropes) back underground.
Radionuclides are a special group of substances posing both radiological and chemical hazards to organisms.
Several hundreds of kilometres may have to be crossed, posing both risks and opportunities to further explore the Martian landscape.
However, in the present scenario the non-judicious use of fertilizers is posing both economic and ecological problems which are often difficult to face, particularly in developing countries (Sutton et al. 2011; Sun et al. 2012).
"This would pose both legal and economic problems.
When I'm in China, this mental cast poses both financial and moral danger.
This dynamic poses both dangers for stability and opportunities for progress.
The ambient environment poses both direct and indirect limitations on an operator's ability to control a vehicle.
Mr. Mahamah, standing in the witness box, demonstrated Mr. Barrow's pose: both arms extended straight in front, holding a gun.
