Sentence examples for which also poses from inspiring English sources

Mr. Stephenson added that Skype, the Internet-based phone service, was becoming a more viable voice service as data networks improved, which also poses a threat.

She is also, for much of the movie, visibly pregnant with twins, which fills both her and Jack with simple-minded joys but which also poses some practical problems.

(iii) Aesthetic qualities are neither primary nor secondary qualities, which also poses serious problems for Reid's aesthetics (Nauckhoff 1994).

In addition, unlike natural ground environment, planetary surface is often barren and short of distinctive landmarks, which also poses great challenge to visual navigation.

Burgeoning human population coupled with industrialization and urbanization has resulted in development in various sectors which also poses serious environmental effects.

All in all, it's a very efficient way of aggregating and comparing a range of offers for a service you might need to buy, which also poses a challenge for CompareEuropeGroup: There are literally dozens of platforms across Europe and the U.K. that offer the same or a similar service, including GoCompare, MoneySupermarket, CompareTheMarket, uSwitch.

The capacity and latency abilities for different backhaul links are different, which also pose challenges to resource allocations.

Scientists also say the earthquake that triggered avalanches in the Everest region may have destabilised glacial lakes there, which also pose potential threats.

"In one recent example, we were able to perform a forensic analysis of an online securities fraud scheme, which also posed brand reputation issues for one of our clients," he adds.

At the end of the same century, a book was published in Cambridge, Mass., which also posed some serious challenges to the notion of well-being: What Do We Owe to Each Other?, by T.M. Scanlon.

Additionally, we found that many caregivers had diarrhea while caring for ill patients, which also pose risk to patients.