Sentence examples for consistently posed from inspiring English sources

His excellent positioning and passing have been crucial in defence and he has also consistently posed a goal threat, scoring five times.

As a Paris-based diplomatic correspondent for Le Monde from 2005, Nougayrède gained a reputation as a rigorous and independent-minded journalist who consistently posed difficult questions to French officials despite government pressure on the newspaper to restrain her.

In Conditional Process Analysis, loneliness and psychological distress consistently posed as parallel mediating mechanisms, indirectly linking exposure to interpersonal violence to recurrent headache.

The experienced teachers consistently posed disruptive, 'noisy' questions [ 90, 91], flagging student uncertainty, inconsistency and disagreement for further exploration.

About 50% of coal reserves in India are in seams thicker than 4.5 m, which come under the category of thick seams, the exploitation of which is consistently posing challenges to the mining engineers.

Students can earn both their Bachelor's and Master's degrees from any one of Merrimack's schools, and they consistently pose a 98% job/graduate school placement within nine months of graduation.

Do people in one country tend to smile more, while selfie-takers in another consistently pose in a specific way?

Any professional regulatory project will, for instance, invariably exclude some practitioners from entry; how to do so fairly and consistently may pose particular challenges in regulating TCAM practitioner groups.

Since the question is posed consistently to those random mélange of characters I meet, it can include the range of perspectives from CEO to poet to dentist.

Only problem is, she consistently and consciously ignored the questions posed by the moderator and went directly to her talking points that the McCain team drilled into her so successfully.

Jonathan Smithers, president of the Law Society, said: "We have consistently raised grave concerns about the threat posed to fair trials by the criminal courts charge.