Sentence examples for report pose from inspiring English sources

Given that California is a best-case scenario* compared to other states (and, of course, countries) far more dependent on coal, Long's piece and the underlying report pose a strong challenge to those calling for a "deploy, deploy, deploy" approach to cutting climate risks.

However the recommendations made in Lord Browne's report pose a grave risk to UK industry.

Yet the newspaper report poses questions.

The report poses a challenge to President Mathripala Sirisena, who ousted Mahinda Rajapaksa in January in a surprise election victory.

The report poses a challenge for NASA, said the engineer, who added: "Everything's out in the open now.

Gavin Kelly at the New Statesman says the Dilnot report poses problems for the government and the opposition.

With each passing month, the structural factors seem to be a more powerful explanation than the cyclical factors.The report poses a bit of a dilemma for the Fed.

But the report poses a deeper problem for Mr. Bush: He must now choose the best path for influencing the rights records of other nations, a issue that vexed his predecessor for eight years.

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.

Indeed, the recent report poses a riddle: why is a magazine that is regaining its foothold in the marketplace still perceived as a poor relation of its more glamorous and prosperous competitors, chiefly Vogue?

The report poses a problem for the Japanese government, which has struggled for the last decade to get the economy back on its feet after the burst of the asset bubble that marked Japan's heady ascent in the 1980's.