Sentence examples for presents some kind from inspiring English sources

I occasionally see people arguing that the historical association — that is, pre-crisis — between budget balances and interest rates presents some kind of challenge to conventional macroeconomics.

As for whether the Emoluments Clause applies to payments to a corporation that distributes profit to the government official in question, there is at least one OLC opinion that presents some kind of answer.

In addition, it is unknown whether the BM milieu per se presents some kind of malignant transformation.

Mr. Netanyahu told Mrs. Merkel several weeks ago that he would soon present some kind of peace plan.

Geoff Hoon has been gearing up to present some kind of challenge to Gordon Brown's leadership since last November, when it became clear that he was not going to secure a job in Europe that he had coveted.

The bottom line is that almost any winner of Iowa apart from Mr. Romney himself would present some kind of threat to him in one of the next three states.

At one point, the entire debate seemed stuck on whether these men should be removed from their posts – as if that would present some kind of solution – rather than acknowledging that the issue is bigger than any of these individuals, and more complex.

Purcell says: "For most employers, what you need to do is to present some kind of business plan to gain their support, detailing what they're going to get back and what you can commit to as a result of getting your MBA".

In fact, 49 % of the tested services presented some kind of robustness issue.

Results: Of the 166 fetuses, 7 (4.2%) presented some kind of anomaly of the urogenital system.

The advertisers are then asked to present some kind of reward to the viewer for watching the video.