Sentence examples for those pose from inspiring English sources

Are you frustrated by the current problems in the federal government, and do those pose a liability for the job you're looking to do? A. Well, from my vantage point, I see a freer flow of information from the Federal government, and that's good.

Ok, now that we ranked statements for their pure, sweet, tasty dumbness we need to rank which one of those pose a threat to humanity and our collective dignity.

But those posing as his majesty's protectors conveniently forget his words.

Most of those posing with weapons don't intend to die.

Both see jihadist terrorism and nuclear proliferation as dangers akin to those posed by Hitler in the 1930s.

But none will have been as ill-researched as those posed by LaTonya Norton of New Orleans station WDSU.

Prime Minister Wen has warned of the risks of this reversal, especially those posed by an increasingly concentrated banking system.

Only a victory for Scott in one of golf's four majors will satisfy those posing the questions.

This isn't healthy for anyone except maybe those posed to gain immediately by their newfound power.

The path President Obama is taking to achieve his vision of a world without nuclear weapons fails to address the real nuclear threats, those posed by terrorists, Iran and North Korea.

Not all of these threats are human-made, but some of the most pressing certainly are, like those posed by climate change and nuclear proliferation.