Sentence examples for that should pose from inspiring English sources

That should pose a new challenge to the Germans.

But I don't see why that should pose a problem for the PBOC.

That should pose a salutary challenge to Gov. George W. Bush, who tirelessly proclaims himself the "reformer with results" but has a campaign reform proposal that is a toothless sham.

There are a lot of questions that should posed when universities begin building such datasets.

White House press secretary Sarah Sanders declined to say Monday whether President Trump believes Democrats "hate Jewish people," arguing that reporters should pose that question to Democratic lawmakers.

"I don't see any reason to block the Keystone XL pipeline, so long as local concerns in Nebraska are fairly addressed, something that shouldn't pose a high hurdle," Levi wrote in a blog post deconstructing the industry job projection last week.

One question that PCPs should pose to their patients with both prediabetes and diabetes is: what is the primary complication of well controlled diabetes?

61 In the context of educating patients on preventing hypoglycemia, the Diabetes Care and Education group of the American Dietetic Association propose a series of questions that individuals should pose to themselves to act as a prompt: "Can my diabetes medications cause hypoglycemia?

Given the large fluxes of cash, even these payment methods allow for significant amounts of funds to be receivable at any given time but, again, the financial calculations indicate that this should pose no significant problem to the airline's financial management or cash liquidity.

That is the question -- which is the real question about the Iraq War -- that should be posed to Bush and the other presidential candidates.

As a director, he believes firmly that a film should pose more problems than it solves; his ideal viewer is "one who leaves with questions".