Sentence examples for posed by one from inspiring English sources

It should be unnecessary to dwell on the extreme dangers posed by one central element of the predatory obsessions that are producing calamities all over the world: the reliance on fossil fuels, which courts global disaster, perhaps in the not-too-distant future.

Rowling took to Twitter on Monday to help answer a big question posed by one of her fans, who asked how she would respond to someone who has "failed to find meaning".

Britain is ignoring the dangers posed by one of the world's worst air pollutants: ozone.

Cloying lines like "Well, isn't this sort of a joke then?" and "Uh, no" are posed by one dancer and repeated in chorus form.

The judge, saying that the government's argument about the danger posed by one of the defendants "simply does not hold water," ordered the four men released under electronic monitoring to ensure they cannot flee the area.

The Guardian first reported in June last year that King, who then went unidentified, had warned senior commanders at Portsmouth police department about the dangers posed by one of the officers under his command.

The photographs, found on her iPhone and her Nikon SLR camera among her belongings on that mountainside, capture candid, perhaps even narcissistic, poses by one of her kidnappers.

PRESIDENT BUSH'S diplomatic strategy for December was hardly a mystery: Focus attention on a unique threat posed by Iraq, one that could be neutralized only by disarming the country and deposing Saddam Hussein.

There is little disagreement between the United States and South Korea about the potential dangers posed by North Korea, one of the most militarized societies on earth.

Is Apple the Microsoft of this generation, or does constant innovation and investment in the next new thing limit the danger posed by any one fearsome giant of a company?

"This program goes well beyond the threat posed by any one individual movement.