Sentence examples for has to be posed from inspiring English sources

It seems rather like asking Pavarotti if he has watched Pop Idol, but the question has to be posed.

" 'Do they want a press release, or do they want something passed?' is the question that has to be posed," Mr. Cuomo said, adding that he thought there was "still a chance" he could reach an agreement with legislative leaders in the coming weeks.

In the face of the progress made in the natural and social sciences in recent years, from biology to economics, the question has to be posed where linguistics and the human sciences find their place in the array of different disciplines.

The question whether item one of the SF-36 is the appropriate external standard for the study presented here has to be posed within this context.

The question has to be posed whether the mitochondrial gene transcripts detected in our RNA-seq arose from NUMTs (also called MGI, mitochondrial genome insertion) or directly from the mitochondria.

Ultimately, one expert said, the question will have to be posed to Mr. Ghailani himself.

Therefore, to prove the existence results, such special conditions on the data u 0 have to be posed.

However, to facilitate their discussions, the question had to be posed to them in Moore.

With finite-time convergence, non-smoothness has to be considered, which poses serious technical challenges in the analysis and synthesis of closed-loop finite-time systems.

Care has to be taken with some yoga poses as they will actually make the existing problems worse.

Several hundreds of kilometres may have to be crossed, posing both risks and opportunities to further explore the Martian landscape.