Sentence examples for in a position to pose from inspiring English sources

The current results show that moving sounds are perceived as traveling fastest when they are in a position to pose the greatest threat.

This puts us in a position to pose a supervenience-based metaphysical challenge to the ethical realist: given that the ethical properties metaphysically supervene on the base properties, can the realist provide an adequate explanation of this striking modal fact?

Yet despite the fact that the new graduates are in no position to pose conditions for employers, many are increasingly declaring themselves unwilling to work more than 40 hours a week.

At the end, however, the man who appeared to be in the position to pose the greatest threat to Wiggins's chances of becoming the first British rider to win the Tour de France was not Cadel Evans or Vincenzo Nibali but Chris Froome, his own compatriot and team-mate.

Despite assurances from federal regulators and lawmakers large financial institutions with concentrated positions in risky assets continue to pose a significant threat to our still fragile financial markets.

Without that legislation, the crisis could have been much worse, he argues, as the government would not have been in a position to save A.I.G. or Merrill Lynch, whose failures posed more danger to the global system.

"We're also concerned that Moniz would be in a position to delay research into the dangers fracking poses to our air, water and climate".

We are now in a position to answer two of the three questions posed at the start of this article, namely whether grandparents have an obligation to provide care for their grandchildren and whether those who do not are failing in this obligation.

The militants may be adopting this position in order to pose as defenders of the Sunni population.

Satya then manipulates Ajay to fall in love with Shruti and gets the two of them to pose in compromising positions for some pictures, under the pretense that they will be used as a promotion to assist Shruti in getting an opportunity to audition for the female lead in a film.

The use of photography expanded the possibilities for Rockwell who could ask models to pose in positions that they could only hold for brief periods of time.