Sentence examples similar to test pose from inspiring English sources

The test poses three questions: 1.  Does the movie contain two or more (named) female characters?

But finding a suitable driving test posed a serious challenge in northern Connecticut.

Even on soft ground, the perfectly flat Haydock cannot match the stamina test posed by the undulating Cheltenham.

The test poses three questions: Does a movie contain two or more female characters who have names?

Of course, a New Yorker blindfold test poses certain difficulties not present in a mystery-novel blindfold test, namely the not-so-small matter of our house style.

The F.B.I. said it was too early to tell whether the substance detected by the test posed a possible terrorist threat.

His comments recalled the infamous 'cricket test' posed to immigrants a decade earlier by Norman Tebbitt ("which side do they cheer for...?").

Only around 75 such platforms presently exist anywhere.Even if Petrobras passes the test posed by sub-salt oil, Brazil as a whole may not.

In any microbial population, there is some variation, differences in the way one bacterium or another responds to the challenges in its environment — including the test posed by a new drug.

With her new emphasis on "change" and her even newer emphasis on Mr. Obama's favorite political action committee ("You"), Mrs. Clinton proved she was able to adapt to meet the test posed to her candidacy by Mr. Obama.

It also said the test posed a serious threat to the South's security and marked a grave violation of United Nations Security Council resolutions that bar the North from developing ballistic missile technology.