Sentence examples for be posed from from inspiring English sources

"They cannot fully answer questions about what if any potential risks might be posed from exposure".

That question has been posed from the day Citigroup was forged by the blockbuster merger of Citicorp and the Travelers Group in 1998.

A question was posed from the audience as to why they would go to the extant of writing books on his life.

In particular, the pilot tests were used to assess whether the items were posed from the child's perspective and not an adult-centric perspective, which tends to be one of the issues with questionnaires developed by adults for children [ 16].

Since no problems related to contamination have been recognized during the long history of smallpox vaccines, or during the intensified program to eradicate smallpox, one might argue that little risk for humans is posed from adventitious agents in old stocks of vaccine.

A similar question may be posed for the reports from the SDQ, as from the CBCL/YSR.

They were posing from the neck up".

We should all recognize the real threats to Israel that would be posed by a withdrawal from the West Bank.

Note that the "cost disease" discussed here is posed as distinct from "Baumol's cost disease" known to economists.

Thus, the questions, even though asked, were in another way made less dangerous and subversive by being posed and controlled from within the university, which itself operated under the watchful eye of the Church.

Such strategic questions are likely now being posed by leaders from both sides.