Sentence examples for remarks posed from inspiring English sources

Even as his past remarks posed the potential of a mammoth problem for the party in 2016, many candidates were disinclined to confront him in any meaningful and persistent way.

The remarks pose a threat to the tentative steps being taken towards a ceasefire by the UN security council.

But it was clear that the budget director's brief remarks had posed a challenge to the judges and their allies.

Karzai's remarks Thursday "posed a whole new set of complications," although the official added that the U.S. remained hopeful the loya jirga would approve the pact.

So let me conclude my formal remarks by posing a question.

Juengst described the historical and ongoing changes in the ELSI research portfolio and stressed that the goal of realizing genomic medicine, which was emphasized in Green's introductory remarks, might itself pose some ELSI challenges that we should remain alert to.

The president made the remarks in answer to questions posed by people during a live Web interview sponsored by Google Plus, the social media site of Google.

When individual children, some in tears, tell their stories while gazing directly into the camera, the shots seem posed and their remarks possibly rehearsed.

If not, why not?" The comment comes after Mr Trump became embroiled in a row with Saudi prince Prince Alwaleed, the chairman of Kingdom Holding, who branded the businessman was "a disgrace" and should withdraw from the presidential race following his controversial remarks about the apparent threat posed by Muslims.

(What of the "imbalance" between the jihadists and the girls' schools they blow up?) And Updike doesn't choose to answer any of the questions — familiar enough at a sophomore level, as is Annan's affectless remark — that he poses.

In written answers to questions, he blamed "Iraq's opacity under Saddam" for any misleading remarks he made about the peril it posed.