Sentence examples for posed in the issue from inspiring English sources

Eight Olympic hopefuls posed in the issue, and five are here competing, including Cope, the American backstroke specialist.

For example, solutions to the problems you see below will appear in the March 2004 issue, and the current issue contains solutions to the problems posed in the May 2003 issue.

NO SURPRISE that the majority of readers who responded to the question posed in the March 16th issue of TQ about the poor quality of commercial software were people who developed the stuff.

In what ways might the author's thesis about information control be relevant to the issues posed in the Times article you read?

As Nan's search for security takes him from Massachusetts to New York City and then to the Atlanta area, he encounters a colorful variety of Chinese expatriates and relatively native Americans, and copes with a series of lowly jobs, but the reader follows him for more than six hundred and fifty pages in pursuit of resolutions to the issues posed in the sentences above.

No appellate court in California has decided the issues posed in the Lee-Findley case, but Massullo said her ruling was consistent with how other courts in the nation have viewed such cases.

As part of the issue, Sasquatch posed in the buff for an advertorial with only a raccoon and lots of body hair covering his privates.

In my first piece on Masterpiece Cakeshop v. Colorado Civil Rights Commission, I addressed the free speech issue posed in the case, which will be heard by the Supreme Court next week.

General design concepts are covered including the generation of items, the use of a pilot study and item analyses, and assessment of validity and reliability, as well as particular issues posed in the nutrition field, such as the interpretability of food terms.

Even Ms. Hilton has started a campaign to rehabilitate her tarty image by posing in the March issue of Elle in an angelic-looking white trouser suit, her hair swept neatly off her face.

The issues should be posed in the final paragraph of the Introduction.