Sentence examples for indirectly poses from inspiring English sources

The film, directed by Amy Redford from Amos Poe's screenplay, indirectly poses the question: what would you do in Melody's shoes?

In looking at the ways blacks are depicted and depict themselves in the media Ms. Brown indirectly poses the question: Has anything changed?

"They were indirectly posing a threat to a system that was all about leveling down the differences and making everyone think the same, whereas these guys were thinking differently".

Both groups were invited to complete the forms and resubmit their requests, their participation being invaluable as part of a quality improvement exercise meeting the twin criteria of benefiting participants indirectly and posing no additional risks or benefits to participation [ 11].

The measure singled out Ahmadis for prosecution for "indirectly or directly posing as a Muslim".

Henceforth Ahmadis were prohibited from professing their faith, and banned from "indirectly or directly posing as a Muslim".

A further problem with respondents' interpretation of the "directly or indirectly" language is posed by the numerous provisions of the 1934 Act that use the term in a way that does not impose aiding and abetting liability.

The indirectly attitudinal meanings, or 'invocations' pose significant challenges for analysts employing the Appraisal framework.

Invasive plant hybrids indirectly threaten native communities and pose difficulty to land managers who are responsible for their control (Vila et al. 2000; Blair et al. 2008).

These large number of directly and indirectly affected genes by CNAs pose big challenges for identifying functional consequences of CNAs in myeloma in terms of specific driver genes and pathways, and for studying the interplay between these driver genes and other genetic mutations during myeloma cell evolution.

In Conditional Process Analysis, loneliness and psychological distress consistently posed as parallel mediating mechanisms, indirectly linking exposure to interpersonal violence to recurrent headache.