Sentence examples for has posed the from inspiring English sources

David Gergen has posed the question, and I will answer it for him.

George Wake Newcastle upon Tyne I am amazed no one has posed the question: why do we need passports anyway?

The photographer has posed the family so that the son, Ari, is practically in the neighbor's yard.

Some slightly disappointing data recently has posed the risk of UK growth slowing in the second half of 2014.

The bloody events this week seemed to have marked a decisive moment in an uprising that has posed the gravest challenge to the family's 41-year rule.

Now, a Reddit thread has posed the question specifically to those who have been clinically dead and then revived, and has received hundreds of responses.

Those countries have posed the biggest nuclear threats to the world.

Ms. Essman had posed the question so casually and with such confidence that it disarmed the audience.

In essence, having posed the question: should Britain have a vote about leaving the EU, he poses another: is Europe about to leave Britain?

The English women who had previously worked behind the counter had posed the question with a single word — "Gravy?" — uttered, per cultural convention, with rising intonation.

I have posed the same snow-shovel question to students in my course on managerial decision-making — and only 24 percent have said that raising the price is unfair.