Sentence examples for example posed by from inspiring English sources

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.

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

Procurement, for example, posed some major challenges.

For example, the risk posed by avian flu to world health is serious.

The Complaint merely alleges, in general and conclusory terms, that the director defendants did not adequately disclose certain risks faced by the Company for example, the risks posed by Citigroup's SIVs and the liquidity puts that allowed purchasers of CDOs to sell the instruments back to Citigroup at face value.

For example, the risks posed by an experimental cancer treatment might be justified by the possibility that it will extend subjects' lives.

For example, the risks posed by the convergence of artificial intelligence with nuclear weapons (or any other war weapon) technology is a stark reminder of the already complex geopolitical scene getting worse due to the potential disruption in already delicate alliances.

The temporal variation in intensity of these semantic models is of particular interest for two reasons: it provides us with insight about how author/editor strategy changes in relation to what happens in the outside world; and it allows us to gauge whether, for example, the danger posed by these magazines is increasing or decreasing.

These issues may stem from practices within the laboratory itself; for example, unwanted variation posed by batch effects or other confounding variables can systematically and irreversibly distort the measurements taken within a study unless appropriately accounted for at the design stage.

Hsiao et al. (2013) experimentally confirmed the effect of seeing worked examples on problems posed by undergraduates in the business mathematics domain.

Could any example pose a greater challenge?