Sentence examples for has started to pose from inspiring English sources
But some have long suspected that Facebook is not a purely benevolent overlord, and recent psychological research has started to pose the question: is Facebook making people more vain?
Whatever it is, the sheer number of accelerators has started to pose a question: if, as some think, the best tech accelerator in the world is Y Combinator, does that mean everyone else is an 'also-ran'.
Carousing and drunkenness must have started to pose a serious threat to survival because a variant gene that protects against alcohol became almost universal among southern Chinese and spread throughout the rest of China in the wake of rice cultivation.
But what has happened over a number of years in Scotland is that the Scottish Nationalists have started to pose themselves as a social-democratic alternative to Labour, and that's very much come to fruition".
In response, by shifting their focus to the quotidian realm they have started to pose fundamental questions about the core remit of design in an over-designed world be it banal objects, daily routines, rote maintenance protocols, or even the use of basic resources.
Humber RNLI coxswain Martyn Hagan said it had started to pose a "great risk" to local shipping and the wind farm.
ALBANY — In the wake of Hurricane Sandy, the administration of Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo has started to caution investors that climate change poses a long-term risk to the state's finances.
Interestingly, although the critical reasoning objection was initially posed against Burge's view, it has started to take a life of its own.
It is a question that has been posed by New Scientist magazine, as it reports that in medicine, female authorship of scientific papers has started to go backwards.
But the very spirit and independence of mind that had inspired Parks to challenge segregation started to pose a threat to Montgomery's black male hierarchy, which had started to believe, and then resent, their own spin.
