Sentence examples for this clearly poses from inspiring English sources

This clearly poses a considerable barrier to safe child faeces disposal in the latrine as well as latrine cleaning if elaborate water purification rituals are perceived to be too time-consuming or difficult to perform, added to arguments for providing water availability in the latrine.

For a historical novelist, this clearly posed a problem.

Climate change clearly poses a severe threat to this illustrative endemic species.

Paid sex with local sex workers avoids some of these issues, but clearly poses others.

The excessive consumption of animal products clearly poses an imminent danger to both planet and human existence.

Advancing age clearly poses less of a barrier to pop success than in previous eras, as the recent chart placings of Bob Dylan and the Beatles can confirm.

In 1998 "José" replaced "Michael" as the most popular name for newborn boys in both California and Texas.So the current wave of Latino immigration clearly poses peculiar problems.

Be it genuine or perceived, lack of transparency within agencies clearly poses problems for elected politicians in general and officeholders in particular.

The idea that politicians are answerable to God as well as the electorate clearly poses a real challenge to democratic governance, and the outcomes are often notably illiberal.

The US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration NHTSAA) has said the gear selector in question clearly poses a safety issue that has led to hundreds of crashes and dozens of injuries.

While the D.N.C. and R.N.C. are the institutions designed to direct research like this, to conduct voter mobilization, to spearhead fund-raising, and to act as broker between competing primary candidates, campaign reform prohibiting party committees from accepting contributions in excess of $32,400 clearly poses an impediment.