Sentence examples for think to pose from inspiring English sources

To my mind we are the heroes of Creation if only because we think to pose such questions.

These techniques are thought to pose a risk of upsetting earth's natural rhythms.

Gods can own properties in India, which might be thought to pose difficulties in even the simplest of juridical proceedings.

Maids' mops and sponges were thought to pose the greatest threat as they could cause cross-contamination between rooms.

Poaching for trophies and body parts used in Asian "medicine" —is thought to pose the greatest threat to tigers.

In addition, they suggest that the State Department phase in the interviews, starting with countries thought to pose an immediate risk.

Targeting specialists chose, for example, the angle of attack and time of day thought to pose the least risk to civilians.

Dutch police last week announced that eagles would be used to bring down drones whenever the machines were thought to pose a danger to the public.

But Amazon is thought to pose the biggest near-term threat to retail pharmacies such as CVS, Walgreens Boots Alliance or Walmart.

In the early 20th century, it was recognized that black currants served as an intermediate host of blister rust and were thought to pose a serious threat to white pines.

The United Nations forces, however, are allowed to shoot dogs sniffing hacked-up corpses outside the school's gates, because the animals are thought to pose a health threat.