Sentence examples for posed prominent from inspiring English sources
In 1996, he posed prominent Jews: Ed Koch, Roy Lichtenstein, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Dr. Ruth Westheimer, among them, in a labyrinth on Ellis Island.
Frequent natural hazard-induced disasters posed a prominent threat to agriculture, the economic pillar at the time, and the safety of the Chinese people, forcing the government to put the focus of disaster policy and management on agricultural production.
Systematic evaluation of the effectiveness of pesticide use reduction efforts including bylaws poses particularly prominent challenges.
That has been the question posed to virtually every prominent player who attended a news conference Saturday regarding his now famous William Tell video in which he twice hits a metal bottle off someone's head with a serve.
In this project, rheological problem, the wetting-induced softening problem and inside-to-outside seepage problem were all prominent, which posed serious threats to the long-term stability of the tunnel lining.
We posed the question to prominent change-makers in health and wellness: How Can We Create a Culture of Well-Being?
"There is a long list of important issues before all of us, but the grave threat that climate change poses warrants a prominent position on that list".
It has been found that regeneration effectiveness poses the most prominent effect on efficiency, while engine speed is most effective on the engine power within the range of engine speed investigated in this study.
The pope then posed for photographs with several prominent Jewish New Yorkers, including Mr. Koch, the former mayor.
The most prominent criticisms were posed by Goldacre in 2011, when he asked why the Baroness refuses to publish her claims within a scientific journal, where they can go through the usual process of scientific scrutiny and peer review.
A senior adviser to the president posed the question to a prominent Massachusetts Democrat.
