Sentence examples for message posed from inspiring English sources

The YouTube message posed a public relations problem for the militant group, as the video appeared to be the first time an American member — particularly one so widely known for his recruiting efforts — had publicly broken ranks.

These mixed messages pose a challenge for the Bush administration, which came into office promising a tougher, more realistic relationship with Russia.

Besides system reliability, the use of third parties to distribute and gather text messages poses questions regarding data protection, which may require further clarification.

The no side depicted the document as flaky and said that its unreliable claims on forming a currency union with the rest of the UK highlighted the pro-UK side's key message – independence posed a dangerous economic risk.

The contributions presented in this article are: (i) the definition of the architecture and design decisions to create an SDWN-enabled H-CRAN, (ii) creation of interfaces to enable SDWN controllers to control H-CRAN wireless communications, and (iii) analyzing the tradeoff between capacity gains in the wireless communication and signaling message cost posed to H-CRAN when adopting SDWN.

It is the untargeted collection of metadata – which is often mislabelled as innocuous because it's not the direct content of messages – that poses the greater threat to journalism as a whole.

A better bet is for it to drive usage of its own mobile messaging apps – but that's where the geographical variation of messaging platforms poses a huge challenge.

Was the message — the threat posed by Iraq — more important than the integrity of the intelligence-vetting process?

So David Cameron was cleverly sending a dog-whistle racist message when he posed with blacked-up English morris dancers at the Banbury folk festival last weekend, was he? Frankly, if you believe that this was Cameron's intention in what was in all probability just an innocent prime ministerial kindness, then you will believe anything.

A New York-based lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) advocacy group hoped to send a powerful message when they posed outside of a notoriously anti-gay church in the city's Harlem neighborhood.

Mr. Zuckerberg sought to play down the threat that Facebook Messages would pose to existing e-mail services.