Sentence examples for work posed from inspiring English sources

Better than anyone else, he understood the threat Solzhenitsyn's work posed to the regime.

Asia is a huge market for the tobacco industry, so my work posed a threat.

But he said he enjoyed the challenge that the work posed to the viewer.

This part of his work posed a moral quandary for him.

The loss of work posed financial trouble for Ms. Jimenez, who used her savings to pay her bills through October.

"Either/Or," the title of Kierkegaard's most popular work, posed, in two volumes, the situation: either the aesthetic, hedonistic, amorous life or the ethical, religious life.

Still, the work poses formidable challenges that this production, directed by David McVicar, brilliantly solved.

He interrupts his work, poses her, and begins to paint her.

Mr. Levitt has said that the firms' consulting work poses a potential conflict of interest for their audit work.

Though this 1939 work poses technical challenges — passages in double-stops, some fairly quick, are plentiful — it is less about artifice and surface dazzle than intensity and foreboding.

But Ms. Marin is not simply a provocateur; her work poses important questions about why we go to the theater and what we expect when we are there.