Sentence examples for that posed the from inspiring English sources

That posed the question of who or what was the fail-safe system.

Mr. Hashem said that it was these kinds of religiously toned media campaigns that posed the greatest threat to independent publishers.

One reason is an abiding sensitivity towards language-based agitations after a spate, in the 1950s, that posed the greatest threat to India's survival.

"It's telling that the group that posed the largest threat to entrenched military power – monks, in 2007 – are now the ones doing the military's bidding.

Around three-quarters of all O.C.C. in America gets sifted from the trash and recycled, and that posed the ultimate target for Cheung's business.

In one recent poll, forty per cent of South Koreans named the United States as the country that posed the biggest threat to them; only a third named North Korea.

For example, it is not necessarily older structures that pose the biggest energy challenge.

In the running Washington conversation that poses the evergreen question "What would Karl do?"—i.e.e

It's dealing with the material I'm inundated with that poses the problem".

"But that poses the other question, that nobody is making any money with marketing costs this high".

That poses the sport with a much greater challenge — how to prevent head traumas happening in the first place.