Sentence examples for posed not from inspiring English sources

But this sort of critique is not a critique of neutral monism as such; it is a critique of the way in which the problem is posed, not a critique of the way in which this ill-posed problem was solved.

The biggest economic problem facing Egypt, Tunisia, and many other Arab countries is posed not by religion but by demography.

These questions, it needs emphasising, are ones posed not by a doubting critic but by Struth himself.

In addition, the question was posed not by an intermediary, but by the scientist who might use the information.

Lewis said the bigger vulnerability may be posed not by outside hackers but by insiders who are familiar with their company's computer networks.

For the military rulers, the greater danger is posed not by rapists but by NGOs bad-mouthing the country in the foreign media.

This poses not only a threat to biodiversity, but to humans as well.

For the cast, this is posing, not dancing; it's such a waste of talent.

This suggests that our primary focus is the threat he poses, not the oil he possesses.

That poses (not begs) the question: Why are Republicans red and Democrats blue?

This suggests that our primary concern has been the threat he poses, not the oil he possesses.