Sentence examples for role poses from inspiring English sources
A growing number of economists worry that the Fed's new role poses risks to taxpayers and to the Fed itself.
Noting reports of sporadic clashes between militias as well as vigilante revenge killings, many civilian leaders, along with some fighters, say the militias' shift from merely dragging their feet about surrendering weapons to actively asserting a continuing political role poses a stark challenge to the council's fragile authority.
The questions their role poses are whether they are themselves a safe counterparty, and whether their size constitutes a significant systemic risk.
Whether genetic risk factors have an explanatory role poses an interesting question, however.
His dual role posed a conflict of interest, prosecutors contend.
That dual role posed a conflict of interest, the lawyer leading the lawsuit said.
If the White House spokeswoman was correct, then at the time that Passantino issued the Administration's judgment that Icahn's role posed no ethical conflicts he was already recused from offering legal advice on precisely that question.
But in pictures for local newspapers, Érika Gándara, 28, seemed to relish the role, posing with a semiautomatic rifle and talking openly about the importance of her new job.
However, the Northampton captain has enough on his plate dealing with the threat to his starting role posed by Tom Youngs of Leicester, one of the big winners during the autumn Tests.
If not for its accomplishment in booking a lineup composed of rock's biggest acts, or for its swift victory in selling out the first weekend in three hours, demonstrating its captive audience, then more literally as a role posed by its tongue-and-cheek nickname – Oldchella.
British intelligence officials pointed to the experience of the horrific conflict in Iraq when asked about the possibility of veterans of the current fighting in Syria, where extremist religious groups are playing an increasingly significant role, posing a threat to the UK.
