Sentence examples for the latter posed from inspiring English sources

The latter posed more of a threat to the British fleet than was expected, launching torpedo attacks that narrowly failed.

The Great Plains area also has marked high- and low-water periods, the latter posing serious problems.

In the latter pose, she is usually surrounded by slaves bearing cups of sherbet and peacock-feather fans.

The latter poses a higher risk of contamination.

While the latter poses important questions about respect for liberty, government over-reaching and democratic legitimacy, the limited effectiveness of many ad campaigns raises important questions about whether the state is under-serving its public health mission.

The latter poses a series of particularly formidable technical challenges, but if the past is any guide to the future, then we can expect optical dating to illuminate much more of human history before celebrating its Golden Jubilee.

The latter poses a slight risk to humans.

Authors of this genre created a written dialogue between themselves and an imaginary person (or a real person of their entourage or association); the latter poses questions to the author on how to lead a successful life.

Meanwhile, Jeff Peter Dyneleyy) dispatches Tin-Tin (Christine Finn) and Lady Penelope (Sylvia Anderson) — the latter posing as a singer, "Wanda Lamour" — undercover to Paradise Peaks, a deluxe Swiss Alps hotel that is currently playing host to Carnaby and his group.

The latter poses no risk of vaccine-associated paralytic polio and has been used in Germany since 1998 [ 1, 2].

The latter poses a critical issue as leg volume tends to increase during the day [ 3, 19].