Sentence examples for earlier poses from inspiring English sources
He reworked earlier poses, some as old as his "Scene of War"; there's that woman with the raised arm.
Implementation of the information centric approach to achieve system wide objectives (discussed earlier) poses significant challenges.
He stood there, nodding, slotting back into the register of a clueless middle-aged man, his earlier pose forgotten.
Kasab - from Faridkot in Pakistan - and eight others had visited Mumbai a few months earlier, posing as students and taking a room in the Colaba market area, which they used as a safe-house to store the supplies they would need for the attacks.
Arriving at court earlier, Clifford posed for photographers and said: "I just have to make the best of it, that's what I've got to do".
The commission said that such gambling amounted to unlicensed trading in derivatives — the exotic financial instruments that had been instrumental in triggering the global financial meltdown just three years earlier — and posed a danger to economic stability.
However, the very small quantity of genomic DNA in biopsy material from early embryos poses daunting technical challenges.
Furthermore, the use of written pain diaries to assess pain fluctuations in this earlier study posed a problem, since participants were not blinded to prior assessments.
By Nathalie Prévost For Malian refugee girls in northern Niger, early marriage poses risks for girls' health and for their education.
Such practice seriously hampers the effectiveness and efficiency of surveillance, as too early surveillance poses a considerable burden on available resources while delayed surveillance is associated with an increased rate of advanced adenoma and especially colorectal cancer.
Our results suggest that there is considerable room for improving the effectiveness and efficiency of surveillance practice, because too early surveillance poses a considerable burden on available resources while delayed surveillance is associated with an increased rate of AA and especially CRC.
