Sentence examples for starting to pose from inspiring English sources

Now it was as though they were coming closer, and were starting to pose their awful questions more insistently.

Maddison was starting to pose questions to Celtic and his free-kick found Rooney but the striker's backwards header was cleared in the goalmouth.

For most of Taiwan's history, KMT was virtually the only political party, but the country is now more democratic and the party's commercial tentacles are starting to pose problems.

What many businesses are unaware of however is that due to the rising tide of international legislation, the financial and reputational risks are starting to pose as large a problem as an actual attack itself.

The path was that of mass marketer; the dilemma was what to do about the raucous, uncontrollable open-source software movement that was starting to pose a real threat to KMS.

WASHINGTON — A weakening Chinese economy, underlined by a further slowdown disclosed on Friday in Beijing, is starting to pose a headache for United States officials and the two presidential campaigns, as Chinese companies shift toward a greater reliance on selling to the American market.

Tourists have started to pose in front of a fake backdrop – complete with dazzling blue sky.

For one thing, he now weighs 242 pounds, a size that could start to pose risks for staff members.

Indeed, competitors believe N.T.T. will similarly slash prices for phone service by as much as 50 or 60percentt -- if and when they start to pose a serious challenge.

And then, while we're talking, some woman comes up and says 'Can I have a picture?' and he starts to pose it was kinda sad, honestly and instead she hands the camera to him and starts to pose with me.

But the very spirit and independence of mind that had inspired Parks to challenge segregation started to pose a threat to Montgomery's black male hierarchy, which had started to believe, and then resent, their own spin.