Sentence examples for each of which poses from inspiring English sources

However, I have also argued that participants employed two distinct interpretative repertoires in describing their experiences, each of which poses other challenges to narrow accounts of ultrasound's meaning.

Putting into consideration the three possible dimensions of co-morbidity in this adolescent each of which pose its own treatment challenges, there is need for increased awareness and collaboration using the models of consultation and liaison services among psychiatrists and other health care professionals in managing children and adolescents with SCD.

All of which poses a hideously complex dilemma for the US.

All of which poses, less emphatically than in more bullishly enacted qualifications, the question of what happens next.

All of which poses some big questions: What really happened during the Great Quant Meltdown of early August?

The once mighty left has splintered into three parties, none of which poses a serious challenge to his ruling right-wing Fidesz party.

All of which poses the question: aside from the poetry pages of The Big Issue, is there such a thing as literature of the homeless?

Mr Bush especially took to task China, one of the five permanent members, for purportedly sending technicians to help Iraq rebuild its air-defence system, the upgrading of which poses a threat to American and other allied pilots.

All of which poses a quandary for Mr. Blunt's label in its post-"You're Beautiful" campaign: Is it better to play it slow and steady to groom Mr. Blunt as a career artist or to shoot for another smash?

True enough, the wind had picked up at the end of the set, when Young played "Hey Hey, My My (Into the Black)," a version of which poses one of rock's eternal riddles: Is it better to burn out or fade away?

Now two research teams have put forward possible explanations, one of which poses the idea of one star actually exploding twice.