Sentence examples for set to pose from inspiring English sources

The Netherlands and Australia said the tournament showed they were set to pose new threats.

Coached by former Argentinian front-rower Mario Ledesma, Australia are set to pose a similarly threatening challenge in Saturday's scrums.

So while rising affluence and changing diets are certainly set to pose some challenges over the coming years, we should perhaps start by looking long and hard at the contents of own fridges and dustbins.

The scandal, which immediately forced the resignation of a key aide, looks set to pose the greatest challenge yet to a six-month-old administration that is also struggling with a dire recession and political turmoil which led earlier this year to the impeachment of Dilma Rousseff.

Safe to say, regional regulations look set to pose a growing headache for European accommodation platforms in the short term.

It is set to pose a challenge to Spotify, Rdio, Beats Music and other audio-only "unlimited" music services.

Working in a community setting to influence behaviour change poses challenges to research that may call for practical approaches where resources may be limited and it would not be possible to control for all factors that influence women's decision making.

The run was set to 30 different poses, with an area for 30 refinements if necessary.

The bill is the first element of the government's planned national security reforms, with further changes set to target the risk posed by Australians who fight in Syria and Iraq and then return home.

The pictures in her 2006 book, A Photographer's Life, look like set-ups, posed to reveal an authorised version of their high-concept relationship.

The RMSD threshold for multiple cluster poses was set to <1.00 Å.