Sentence examples for capacity to pose from inspiring English sources
Maybe some new hostile countries will develop the capacity to pose a nuclear threat to our country circa 2025-50.
The best work in the exhibition, he says, has the same capacity to pose unanswerable, endlessly echoing questions about the human psyche as Greek or Shakespearean tragedy.
Once entered food chain and ecosystem, heavy metals have capacity to pose a wide range of adverse health and environmental problems (Tamene 2008; Cai et al. 2011).
Scientific literacy also implies the capacity to pose and evaluate arguments based on evidence and to apply conclusions from such arguments appropriately" (National Research Council, 1995, emphasis ours).
Differences in osmoregulatory capacity and energetic requirements might cause fresh water to pose a more acute barrier for some populations and clades relative to others.
Some may argue that making the choice to pose for Playboy, or present oneself in any other capacity is feminist, as well.
Ask your friends to pose.
