Sentence examples for strike posed from inspiring English sources

The question that the strike posed to many customers was how highly they should regard Verizon.

The strike posed a political problem for President Roh Moo Hyun, a former human rights lawyer who defended workers during often violent strikes in the 1980's.

He shrank from sending an e-mail note accusing shuttle managers of borderline irresponsibility and accepted a Boeing analysis (later shown to be fatally flawed) that the foam strike posed no risk to the shuttle.

McConnell, in a lengthy speech on the Senate floor in 2013 opposing a military strike, posed a number of tough questions about Obama's foreign-policy leadership, including noting the fact that Syria already had used chemical weapons on previous occasions and that Obama had failed to act.

Some strike poses, for a laugh; others are more serious.

Here, 21 "roughs" from the "brotherhood of engineers" strike poses near an engineering lab in 1912.

But the question the strike poses is whether the Urabeños can be crushed by policing alone.

Some strike poses that effectively increase the distance between them and their readers, foiling voyeurs.

HOW does the strike pose a challenge for the new Communist Party chief, Xi Jinping?

In a narrow Thames Town shopping street, a young bride and groom strike poses for a photographer.

The strike poses an interesting challenge for television at a time where internet usage has surpassed TV viewing time in most homes.