Sentence examples for pose a collective from inspiring English sources

The widespread availability of RGTs targeting extroversion and depression may, therefore, pose a collective action problem.

The provision of public goods often poses a collective action problem.

Private landholders recognise how management of this weed on their own properties poses a collective action problem, where success is dependent on the diligent control efforts of neighbouring private and public landholders.

Under this system, regulators had no official window into the bigger picture -- that these private securities had grown so numerous and involved so many companies that they posed a collective risk to the entire financial system.

It's almost like someone posed a collective challenge to the press: Try to turn landmark charitable giving into a bad-news story for the Clintons.

Across the globe, poor diets now pose a greater collective health risk than unsafe sex, alcohol, drugs and tobacco use combined, according to a new report by the Global Panel on Agriculture and Food Systems for Nutrition.

Certainly, the ultras, as a collective, pose a slightly smaller threat to the police than they did three years ago.

The truly mind-boggling advances in technology that have allowed humans to impose their will upon the natural world (and increasingly on one another) now pose a threat to our collective survival, if we don't learn to use them with a lot more wisdom and restraint than humanity has exercised in the past.

In particular, as the 'silo regulatory model' of policy making which focuses on a single industry is gradually replaced by a collective model involving interindustry players, issues about how to manage the collective model pose a serious challenge to policy makers in China and other emerging countries.

Collective actions pose a classical paradox of the tragedy of the commons [6]: A purely rational individual would choose not to participate in a movement it agrees with, as it would receive its collective benefits without the associated costs and risks of taking part on it.

GAN HASHLOSHA NATIONAL PARK, Israel — The image is both idyllic and carefully staged: nearly a dozen foreign photographers, some of them celebrated on the international art scene, posing for a collective portrait on a sunny November morning against a startling green pool in this lush park in northern Israel.