Sentence examples for presents something from inspiring English sources
The amount of rainfall predicted could bring serious hazards, and the storm presents something of a test run in the busiest part of hurricane season.
With Monday's deadline for enrollment in 2014 approaching, Obamacare — sorry, former Speaker Pelosi, but that's what it's come to be known as — presents something of a paradox.
GERMANY'S economic success presents something of an educational puzzle.
It also presents something of a challenge to describe.
The current economy, however, presents something of a puzzle.
Such growth presents something of a mixed blessing.
Lunch with Mary Portas presents something of a sartorial challenge.
Let's say a designer presents something to a client, and the C.E.O.
It literally "re-presents" something and asks the reader to reconsider it, to read more into it.
The development presents something of a chicken-and-egg situation: Corporations keep saving, waiting for the economy to perk up — but the economy is unlikely to perk up if corporations keep saving.
With Monday's deadline for enrollment in 2014 approaching, Obamacare sorry, former Speaker Pelosi, but that's what it's come to be known as presents something of a paradox.
