Sentence examples for really pose from inspiring English sources

Do you think it doesn't really pose problems?

Did "middleware" really pose such a dire threat?

I never really pose for anything; she just snaps.

But it is not clear whether Caspian oil would really pose much of an extra risk, at least not immediately.

And what threat do doubters of his death really pose — to our peace or to our reality?

There is clearly a gap, but in each case these are healthy life expectancies, so this doesn't really pose a problem, does it?

First of all, it's hard to see who really poses a threat to the dollar.

With the S6 Edge+ Samsung is really posing a simple question: is a 5.7in screen better than a 5.1in one?

And that really poses a perpetual danger, because they could be having outbreaks there that we simply are unable to know about.

What direct – still less existential – threat is really posed to the UK, or even Europe, by pre-medieval forces sweeping across an already fractured northern Iraq and Syria?

Yet, though Mr Clarke's book, "Against All Enemies", and his public testimony offered gripping glimpses into the inner workings of the White House, he has not really posed new questions nor offered new answers.