Sentence examples for is posed now from inspiring English sources

First, the standard question is posed: "Now, thinking for a moment about things in the country, do you feel things in the country are going in the right direction, or do you feel things have gotten off on the wrong track?" Seventy-five percent answered that the country was somewhat or strongly on the wrong track.

Hart will still be able to operate at a high level but the very reasonable question being posed now is: "Is he still England's best option?

That question could transform the debate over what to do about Iran, particularly because it is being posed now by an international agency that retains high credibility overseas, something the Bush administration lost long ago.

For instance, cab drivers might be given pamphlets urging them to ask sick passengers on trips to hospitals the same question being posed now by ambulance drivers and triage nurses: have you traveled to west Africa lately?

The big question being posed now is whether this is being done intentionally.

His resemblance to the photograph seemed like a feat, as if he were posing now.

But is the threat of terrorism in Africa big enough to justify the American investment One genuine threat is posed by a group now calling itself al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb AQIM in American military shorthand.

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

Oddly enough, looking back on this question that was posed years ago now, I am not sure I would have given a different answer.

Now Greece is posing yet another test for Europe.

And now, terrorism is posing a serious challenge to political Islam from within its ranks.