Sentence examples for won't pose from inspiring English sources
How do we know that precautionary regulations on these chemicals won't pose unintended consequences?
As long as these government-owned companies face serious competition, they won't pose a real threat to anyone but their own shareholders.
Likely the Blue Jackets won't pose much of a problem for the Pens, but keep in mind the last time these two teams met (March 28), it was no blow-out.
For most people, exposing your private life won't pose a security risk, but it may tell current or potential employers more about you than you want them to know.
11.37am BST Jacques Rogge, the president of the International Olympic Committee has said that the poor British weather (although it's pretty sunny in London this morning) won't pose a problem for the Games: I would definitely prefer the Games in brilliant sunshine rather than rain but it is nothing fundamental.
The show's endurance challenges won't pose a problem - he once cycled overland from Australia to Liverpool to raise money for the NSPCC.
And, even if a genetically engineered, non-sterile fish manages to get into a nearby stream, it won't likely pose a threat to the wild population.
In hospital we won't get….
Talat: You won't get pregnant.
Those are the things they're fighting for, not necessarily Brazilian Equity cards.So they won't be posing on the red carpet?We took them to the Rome Film Festival, and they had a fantastic time…but they still wanted to go home".Trash" is essentially a children's film, but it has some swearing and brutal violence in it.
