Sentence examples for cannot be posed from inspiring English sources
Justice is always the loser when awkward questions cannot be posed.
These equations often contain sources, referred to as nozzling terms, that cannot be posed in divergence form, and have proven to be particularly challenging in the development of finite-volume methods.
The argument runs through all his early works that human beings are distinguished by the fact that they have authentic attributes of existence and transcendence that is, by their ability to raise questions about themselves and their freedoms which cannot be posed in material or scientific terms, and by their resultant capacity for decisive reversal, self-transformation and transcendence.
The signature Vietnam War horror photograph, from 1972, taken by Huynh Cong Ut, of children from a village that has just been doused with American napalm running down the highway, shrieking with pain, belongs to the universe of photographs that cannot possibly be posed.
Unfortunately, the question cannot be answered as succinctly as it can be posed, because I have no single comprehensive answer.
"They cannot fully answer questions about what if any potential risks might be posed from exposure".
Several questions may be posed.
This is clearly formulated by Puolimatka ([2009]): "When discussing with dogmatic naturalists it can be futile to raise the question about the truth of evolutionary theory, because from their religious [naturalism taken as religion] viewpoint this question cannot be even posed in a meaningful manner" and "The atheist or agnostic approaches are the only alternatives accepted in the discussion".
Now if the cattle cannot be rescued an even greater threat is posed and thousands will remain on food aid.
However, our study cannot be used to fully assess the role of incentives, as questions regarding incentives should have been posed to non-participants, too.
