Sentence examples for been posed from the from inspiring English sources

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

I do agree with the observations made in this article that companies need to strive to ensure internal risks are well mitigated against, and that risks being posed from the business environment and other category II risks are actively addressed.

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].

They were posing from the neck up".

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

Titian borrowed the Duke's pose from a series of portraits of Roman emperors he had painted for Della Rovere's brother-in-law the Duke of Mantua.

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

Provides a unique opportunity to tackle original research problems in capital market analysis and investment management that have been posed by leading experts from the financial community.

A major challenge for interpretation is posed by the complex transition from wet to dry, since water significantly affects biomolecular interactions, and this transition is still far from being understood.

'That is utterly unsustainable.' Part of the problem is posed by the poachers who arrive from Tibet and take the caterpillars.