Sentence examples for one poses from inspiring English sources

Having to evaluate a large set of Pareto solutions to select the best one poses a considerable cognitive burden on the decision maker.

This last one poses particular problems.

No one poses the question as to whether Jim Davidson's ex-wife made up that he was an alcoholic wife beater.

"On the other hand the Gap fire has more folks involved in a congested population area, so that one poses more risks for life and property.

The poll director, Sharon Spray, said of the findings: "No one poses a serious threat to Elizabeth Dole's bid to win the Republican primary.

Yet, the female hummingbirds easily distinguish these two species and somehow "know" which one poses no threat to their tiny families.

IT was a legitimate question, the one posed on the neon crawl above a tavern across from Wrigley Field.

Given that the exchange says it is "dedicated to strengthening market integrity and investor protection," what, I wondered, is the procedure for ruling on inquiries like the one posed by Simon Property's lawyers?

The women stood onstage in rows of ten, each one posed with a hand on her hip.

Of course the big question, and one posed by Brainstorm co-chair Dan Primack, is why companies weren't focusing on the fundamentals from the start.

And this one posed especially unpredictable complications.