Sentence examples for needs to pose from inspiring English sources

The main criteria is that the information needs to pose a public safety concern.

To obtain the L p -boundedness for associated operators, one needs to pose additional condition(s) on γ, that is, γ ′ ∈ C 1.

It shouldn't be expected that every woman who strives to make it to the top ranks of racing needs to pose for the swimsuit edition of Sports Illustrated or film suggestive GoDaddy.com commercials.

He doesn't need to pose like an astronaut in order to stand on the planet.

There are also some uncomfortable questions we need to pose to our Arab allies.

At Braun, Dieter Rams had relieved consumer electronics of the need to pose as furniture.

Today, however, we need to pose a different question: why are there socialists in the United States?

"[Transparency] doesn't need to pose a threat to national security to know this kind of information," he said.

We might not feel the need to pose these questions if Mr. Hollenbeck weren't known primarily as a jazz musician.

Our aim is to ensure that they will not have the political support that they would need to pose a strategic challenge to the Afghan government — after which they will wither on the vine.

"Was it possible", he asks himself, "to be in the projects for any length of time and remain neutral, an outsider, an objective observer?" He does not need to pose this question outright.