Sentence examples for posing the prospect from inspiring English sources
The market is faltering for municipal bonds backed by revenues from the states' settlement with the tobacco companies, posing the prospect of higher costs to cash-short states.
Acidification of aquatic ecosystems that are drinking water sources may pose the prospect of enhanced release of As from sediment to water as well as reduction in water levels of Se.
Obama's preference in the race has been the source of intense interest, as Democrats assess which of the current or potential candidates poses the best prospect for securing his legacy and carrying it forward.
But the "tailrisk" posed by the prospect of the euro breaking up has lifted.
With all six of the league's new managers able to use last week as their first opportunity to really impart their philosophies to their team, Mick McCarthy's appointment at Ipswich poses the most interesting prospect.
The Nets, armed with prospects and draft picks, posed the greatest threat to the Knicks.
A series of scandals have drawn welcome attention to this endemic problem which poses the greatest threat to China's long-term economic prospects.
The prospect of a breakthrough with Turkey is tantalising for Merkel, for whom the refugee crisis has posed the biggest problem in 10 years of power.
The exaggerated threat posed by prospect of widespread non-medical use of opioids now supports governments' unwillingness to identify and remove barriers to legitimate access, making advocacy much more difficult.
For Rove, the Crisis report posed a thrilling prospect, akin to the framing of a new constituency, to be courted and drawn into the Republican base, as Protestant evangelicals had been, two decades earlier.
In such a gloomy climate, who then is seduced by the prospect of posing for L'Uomo Vogue?
