Sentence examples for pose our from inspiring English sources

"We live in a democratic society and, whatever risk these people pose, our laws entitle them to safety.

Asked to rate a selection of both legal and illegal drugs based on the health risk they pose, our survey placed marijuana at the very bottom of the risk hierarchy, below both alcohol and tobacco.

Most Christian mystic-poets, from Dante to George Herbert, have accepted unworldliness as at least a poetic premise, or pose: our community of believers in here, your bad world out there.

When, for example, Kepler asks, "Is it cold that gives snow its starry shape?" and then ponders the question from several angles, or when he explains the scientific method ("First, we pose our hypothesis") and his theories of how the planets' orbits are shaped, chills do not run up your spine.

A solution u* in A ⊂ S is a maximal solution in the set A if u* ≥ u for any other solution u ∈ A. The minimal solution in A is defined analogously by reversing the inequalities; when both a minimal and a maximal solution in A exist, we call them the extremal solutions in A. Next we pose our main result.

However, we are also extremely busy people, so we dug up a cranky old coot to head down to Pittsburgh and pose our questions to their front man, Tobacco.

With accurate keyframe poses, our camera tracking becomes virtually driftless.

We have posed our focus on dioxin-rich sites from the inventory of sediment volumes and their erodibility under different depositional conditions (Table 4).

And what threat do doubters of his death really pose — to our peace or to our reality?

Our enemies have made clear the danger they pose to our security and to the very essence of our culture: liberty.

Clearly the danger that even crude nuclear weapons pose to our nation has increased dramatically in our post-Sept.