Sentence examples for will pose many from inspiring English sources

With three aggressive pacemen plus Yasir, the best wrist-spinner around, Pakistan will pose many more problems than Sri Lanka.

It is now obvious that the genus will pose many taxonomic problems.

If the free model is applied successfully to a glossy lifestyle title, it will pose as many questions as it answers for established newspaper groups and publishing houses.

And this is an Alabama defense that will pose as many if not more problems than the Gators and Tigers.

Historians will look back at the tumultuous campaign in Scotland and pose many questions.

Experimentally, Xenopus tadpoles pose many advantages.

The findings pose many new research questions.

A leading policewoman has just predicted that British-born jihadis returning from Syria will pose a lethal security threat for "many, many, many years".

There is little reason to think they will pose Real Salt Lake too many problems on Sunday.

"We are also concerned about the length of the transition period, which at 12 months will pose serious challenges to many local authorities.

While many will pose resolutions to that particular question, it is striking that Bunglawala and all those who have spoken for the change in policy have failed to give even a passing mention of the party whose suffering is paramount in this whole scenario, namely the Palestinians.