Sentence examples for point posed from inspiring English sources

Later that night, he bragged on Twitter about winning ten straight games of "pong," and, at some point, posed for this photograph.

That is a similar point posed by American officials involved in long negotiations with the Afghan government over the transfer of Afghan detainees out of the American detention center at the Bagram Air Base, north of Kabul.

Nearly all bibliophiles — that peculiar breed of people who feel more at home in bookstores than in their actual homes — have at some point posed such questions and daydreamed about the utopian store they would construct in answer to them, the store that would smoothly combine expertise and aesthetic preference with comfort and commercial viability.

Refusal to take part in the study or withdrawal at any point posed no harm to participants.

The $11 billion project, labeled the A3XX at this point, poses a serious threat to Boeing, America's top exporter.

You might think this data point poses a challenge to my encomium to the good sense of the American people.

If Indian Point poses an unacceptable risk, shouldn't the dozens of nuclear plants in metropolitan areas around the country and the world close as well?

Blind defensiveness on this point poses a risk not only to the Clinton campaign but also to the Democrats' future as the party championing campaign-finance reform.

Dean, who had been told by a psychiatrist that she was bipolar, began engaging in elaborate cons, at one point posing as an heiress poised to inherit millions of dollars.

Witnesses said that the woman removed her high heels and climbed on to the train before spending 15 minutes dodging between carriages, at one point posing for friends who were watching and laughing from the platform.

41 42 In this regard, using PFS as a primary end point poses less significant scientific challenges and is attractive from both an ethical and feasibility standpoint.