Sentence examples for in that poses from inspiring English sources

The New Inquiry is one of the rare publications that has succeeded in becoming an intellectual journal that can draw people in, that poses large theoretical questions without sliding back into the iron mountain of academia.

But the camera never moved to Collison in that pose (which could not be an "old sign" because older players wore shorter shorts).

And how long can Anton hold Nancy in that pose for?

There's one type of artificial intelligence already in use that poses a much greater immediate threat to society: standard supervised learning.

Notably, it is not the mere presence of T-cell epitopes in HCP that poses a risk.

Unfortunately, there are alarming reports of reduced sensitivity to ACTs emerging in Southeast Asia that poses a major threat for the future [ 2– 4].

All's Well is a comedy ending in acceptance of marriage, but in a way that poses thorny ethical issues.

The idea is that you can provide proprietary data aggregated in a way that poses no threats to privacy".

It's not the transmission of checkpoint information, in any form, that poses the public health problem.

It's the methylmercury in these fish that poses the greatest threat to human health.

Now, however, it's habitat loss in the United States that poses the biggest threat to the migration.