Sentence examples for more common pose from inspiring English sources

Better that than the far more common pose of railing against the Man while cheerfully trousering his shilling.

Around red dwarf stars like Proxima Centauri, however, flares are far more common, posing a danger of stripping the atmospheres away from any potentially habitable planets.

Other, more common diseases pose a much more likely risk to livestock.

But the simple and now far more common enjoy! poses the question: Enjoy what?

Chester in a common pose menacing the squashed fans upfront.

Already, there are HR department issues being posed by more common telepresence robots (see "Beam Yourself to Work in a Remote Controlled Body").

Intracranial hypotension, especially SIH, is much more common than generally realized and poses considerable diagnostic and treatment challenges.

Although in Europe Islamist militant violence has been more common and more lethal, signs of the threat posed by rightwing violence have long existed.

Finally, we pose and respond to some of the more common questions about elements of SSA and complete the paper by suggesting some educational innovations and high-value targets for research.

While the pursuit of treatments and salient criteria for the more common AD prototype understandably remains a priority, these rarer subtypes pose a substantial burden of disease faced by those affected by them and their caregivers.

It subsequently uses the semantic distance boundary spanning measure to demonstrate that boundary spanning innovation has become more common in recent decades, and show that these boundary spanning inventions pose challenges for the traditional specialized-examiner patent examination model.