Sentence examples for that posed by from inspiring English sources

But an even greater danger to a reborn Alitalia may be that posed by trains.

Therefore, the threat of accident and misperception was as great as that posed by Communist aggression.

Still, their threat may be as ominous as that posed by the financial crisis itself.

Nathan Lyon is relishing the chance to take down Brendon McCullum, likening the challenge to that posed by Kevin Pietersen.

Asked to compare the threat posed by North Korea to that posed by Saddam Hussein, the president ducked.

The fiscal challenge posed by Medicare and Medicaid is vastly larger and infinitely more difficult to meet than that posed by Social Security.

Isis are ideologically committed, battle-hardened and well-equipped, and now pose a far deeper challenge than that posed by al-Qaida in Iraq during the US occupation.

She now faces Serena Williams in the quarter-finals today and can expect a considerably more substantial challenge than that posed by Myskina.

The danger of terrorism was, he declared, "no less grave" than that posed by the Soviet Union during the cold war.

The new suit over the FISA amendments points out that the Supreme Court recognized more than 40 years ago that there are few threats to liberty "greater than that posed by the use of eavesdropping devices".

The challenge, he noted, is similar to that posed by "The Crying Game," a Miramax hit that peddled its surprise ending with a "Don't tell your friends" strategy two decades ago — before social media had demystified almost everything.