Sentence examples for is being posed from inspiring English sources

Society is being posed a question now that 3-D printers have been commercialized.

Yet an even bigger challenge is being posed by neighbouring Syria, where nationwide protests have left scores of civilians dead.

When they see, from their alternate vantage points, two girls in a canoe heading for the falls, a clear moral question is being posed.

"This is the question that is being posed in Copenhagen," said Robert N. Stavins, director of the environmental economics program at Harvard University.

The question is being posed as Congress is facing the costly prospect of adding a prescription drug program to Medicare for the elderly -- a benefit that steelworkers already enjoy.

"The heroine is being posed tremendous problems and is flummoxed and stumped but eventually finds the means to overcome those problems and, in that fairytale-like situation, love is the key.

In the end he decided that the wrong question was being posed.

In Labour, Lib Dem, and to a lesser extent Ukip, circles, the same simple questions were being posed.

Justified questions are being posed about Nick Compton's place in the side after he mustered only 39 runs in four innings in the two matches.

"Who killed Jesus?," the query now being being posed to scholars, religious leaders and movie producers, is not at the real heart of the controversy.

But bigger ones are being posed about Brady, and whether age is finally catching up to one of the most successful quarterbacks ever to play the game.