Sentence examples for which did not pose from inspiring English sources
ANILA ALI Irvine, Calif., May 3, 2011 To the Editor: While elated over the killing of Osama bin Laden, I can't help observing that his death would likely have occurred years earlier if the Bush administration hadn't diverted military and intelligence resources from seeking to capture or kill him to initiating the senseless war in Iraq, which did not pose the danger to us that Bin Laden did.
Because the percentages were so different, the analysis was conducted over two separate periods, which did not pose a problem given the size of the sample.
The use of the binary variable regarding exposure to smoking forced us to divide our sample according to two separate periods (2006 2009 and 2010 2012), given that the wording of the question was different, which did not pose a problem given the size of the sample.
I didn't want to leave the homey little room backstage, which didn't pose any opportunity to fail.
The three have published excerpts from the documents which do not pose a risk to informants or military operations.
He said the virus, which does not pose a risk to humans, was nevertheless affecting the size of the salmon, "which impacts the quality and the taste".
Some people in rural areas are hopeful about satellite technology, which does not pose the same distance limitations as other broadband solutions.
"There is the potential that ecosystems may be destroyed on trying to get to something which does not pose a significant hazard".
Conditions under which biological activity can result in the initiation of an elevated-temperature branch within the compost pile which does not pose the risk of spontaneous ignition are identified.
Despite the favourable legislation, which does not pose significant obstacles to groundwater pumping, as well as the GWHP experiment in the 1980s (Iihola et al. [1988]), GWHP systems are not widely recognised as an option for RES in Finland.
County health officials say most of the gas leaking into the area is methane, which "does not pose a significant health risk" at existing levels.
