Sentence examples for posed in the first from inspiring English sources

To answer the question posed in the first paragraph: Citibank and other Western banks are well aware of the Grameen model.

One reason that Molyneux's problem could be posed in the first place is the dearth of human subjects who gain vision after extended congenital blindness.

Thus, the rest of the Meditations can be seen as a search for a way to deny, or at least neutralize, the doubt posed in the "First Meditation".

Standardized tests calibrate approval exclusively with right and wrong answers instead of any grasp of why an answer is correct or, better yet, why the question was posed in the first place.

How do the various models help us to address the questions posed in the first two paragraphs?

Our results provide answers for questions posed in the second Conway and Gillespie paper referenced above.

In this paper, the central question seems to be the one posed in the second paragraph of the Introduction: "how information about the value associated with different choices is combined with sensory information to influence the final decision".

He drinks wine from the bottle, pounds imaginary drums and adopts a crucifixion pose in the first 30 seconds.

But it transpired, years later, that the father-in-law posing in the second was a Nazi gynaecologist who had sterilised scores of mentally ill women in the same district in which the aunt in the first work, a schizophrenic, had herself been sterilised and euthanised in 1945.

O'Connell is tortured and tormented for more than two hours in the film -- he's even given a Christ pose in the third act -- and it's his job to make sure the human element is not lost amid the horror.

A similar puzzle is posed in the Euthydemus, first by the brothers Euthydemus and Dionysodorus, a visiting tag team of Sophists who are displaying their eristic prowess (283e-284e).