Sentence examples for example posed from inspiring English sources

One American columnist, for example, posed the oddly esoteric question of whether Occupy Wall Street reflects American anti-intellectualism. MSNBC conducted an investigative report into whether food being prepared in the urban encampments truly meets vegan standards.

One example, posed by Glenn Stanton in his book Why Children Need a Male and Female Parent, is the dichotomy of lessons imparted by men and women through play.

At an intermediate level, riboswitches could regulate protein coding RNAs as in the example posed for CRK10.

Turning to the specific example posed by the publication by Gough et al., consider the quality of currently available insulin products.

Could any example pose a greater challenge?

False positives, of which you claim to be an example, pose their own dangers.

Administration officials argue that it will not: immigration, for example, poses different challenges to Republicans.

Pregnancy, for example, poses a risk of side effects for the fetus and increased risks for the mother.

Intravenous lines, for example, pose a risk of infection, and they should not be used on an arm affected by lymphedema.

Landscapers had initially welcomed the herbicide, which was marketed as an environmentally friendly product that did not, for example, pose risks to animals.

As Senators Barack Obama and John McCain continue their bickering about whether the next president should talk to Iran, the Castro example poses the utmost tantalizing "what if?" question: What if Mr. Eisenhower had made nice with Mr. Castro on his maiden trip to Washington?