Sentence examples for impact posed from inspiring English sources
On camera, engineers, managers and officials discuss the worries about damage to the wing and the determination by shuttle management that the impact posed no threat, based in part on a flawed analysis by engineers from Boeing.
That chapter, too, will deal with the flawed analysis of the foam strike that led managers to conclude that the impact posed no great threat to the Columbia or its crew and to squelch any further efforts to assess damage to the spacecraft.
The office, which also made headlines in June in an opinion -- since disavowed -- that authorized the use of torture against terrorism suspects in some circumstances, said any First Amendment impact posed by the F.B.I.'s monitoring of the political protests was negligible and constitutional.
In 2006, recognizing the enormous environmental impact posed by hundreds of millions of enthusiastic consumers of shark fin, WildAid, a San Francisco-based nonprofit, began a prominent campaign to educate the Chinese public, blanketing state television and social media with public service announcements by Yao Ming, Jackie Chan, and Richard Branson.
The long term impact posed by climate change risk remains unclear and is subject to diverse interpretations from different maritime stakeholders.
'Measuring' impact posed some difficulty.
A gun-control group has begun a new campaign against large sniper rifles, asserting that the rifles together with armor-piercing ammunition that bursts into flames on impact pose a serious threat to airliners at airports.
"Collective Impact" poses a fairly simple paradigm: Small groups working under the rubric of a common cause directed by an organizing entity can achieve social reform at the scale necessary to make a difference.
Such an impact poses an additional risk for both mother and child.
In order to achieve this type of dramatic impact, pose your subject in front of a window, with one of their shoulders facing the camera.
As such, Ecuadoreans have a local frame of reference to consider the risks, and the potential impacts, posed by volcanic eruptions.
