Sentence examples for collection poses from inspiring English sources

As a result, Mr. Roed-Larsen said, food supplies are dwindling, water supplies are inadequate and the absence of garbage collection poses risks of disease.

Seems to me, Mr. Frick, that an intoxicated adult who has had too much to drink at his colleague's daughter's wedding and wants to take in your collection poses a far greater risk to your collection than a naturally curious 6 year old.

Thus, the authors concluded that, for patients with chronic diseases, incomplete cost data collection poses no problem for economic evaluations.

Finally, as with other research on prevention of smoking relapse, the time frame for intervention and data collection poses limitations.

"What She Saw...". is essentially a short-story collection posing as a novel.

After last season's magical but disturbing chandelier dresses, with chunks of crystal and silken clothes with raw hems, this new collection posed no questions about the cusp of youth and the stirring of sexuality.

And he sees his collection posing an important question: If the Arab Spring represents - at least in part - an import of western democracy to the Middle East, what gets exported back to the West?

The trustees feared that the collection posed a fire hazard or would collapse the floor of the second-floor library.

The debate around surveillance powers tends to focus on the serious risks our culture of over-collection poses: at the tinfoil hat end, whether such quantities of data would allow some future government to bring an end to liberal democracy; or at the more realistic end, the dangers of overactive algorithms and false positives leading to the pursuit, monitoring, arrest or worse of innocent people.

The scarcity of labeled data in image data collections poses a challengingproblem.

These large heterogeneous data collections pose numerous computational challenges concerning processing, curation, and analysis of untreated output files generated by plate readers.