Sentence examples for is posed to continue from inspiring English sources

New standards have been introduced for residential construction and for entire new developments, suggesting that green building is posed to continue its aggressive growth for some time to come.

The question should be posed to China.

A similar question was posed to Furyk.

However, it is increasingly evident that the greatest risk is posed by continuing to implement strategies inconsistent with current understanding of our novel future.

A question is posed: is it good medical practice to continue to use a 'standard cuffed tube' given what is already known?

Whilst there remain challenges in building a sufficiently robust evidence-base on which to devise screening policy [ 9], further research questions continue to be posed, including whether sustaining a certain level of uptake with repeat systematic screening could lead to a reduction in chlamydia prevalence [ 7].

One of Benazir's former ministers had told me that her most troublesome problems were posed by the I.S.I., which continued to run domestic surveillance operations, counsel her political opponents, including Nawaz Sharif, and conduct an aggressive policy in Afghanistan, to the increasing annoyance of her government and the United States.

That's appropriate in a way, because the film is about the dangers that continue to be posed by the arms race of the 50's and 60's, even now, 10 years after the ostensible end of the cold war.