Sentence examples for one was posed from inspiring English sources

One was posed by Hendrik Hertzberg already: what's the impact on the country if Obama wins the Electoral College and loses the popular vote, as George W. Bush did in 2000?

An excellent one is posed by Sextus Empiricus (Against the Physicists = M 10.144 48), which at the same time gives an idea of how Epicurean atoms were understood to behave (at least in Sextus' time, late 2nd century AD).

The macroscale problem governs the equilibrium of a global structure composed of granular assemblies, while the microscale one is posed for the particulate nature of a local structure with the friction-contact mechanism between particles.

At the start of the border Mass, Pope Francis mounted a ramp where one large cross and several smaller ones were posed to represent migrants killed in their attempts to reach the U.S.

Before the Mass, the pope mounted a ramp overlooking the river, and the border, where one large cross and several smaller ones were posed to represent migrants killed in their attempts to reach the U.S.

They evolved: the first ones are posed, like fashion shots; the last are long exposures of the body in motion, blurry images that turn heavy flesh into fluid form.

For one, Russia was posed to prosper in the world textile business, if only it could control costs.

He was posed that one anyway.

The question "do you believe in Jesus?" was posed by one of my fellow tourists.

Converting stochastic differential equations to ordinary ones as another suitable method was posed.

One corpse is posed as a soccer player, balancing on one foot and exposing the complex connection of bones, tendons and muscles.