Sentence examples for posed to itself from inspiring English sources

That's the question Accenture posed to itself.

It is striking that Freud identifies religion with the meaning of life, and Pinker identifies it with the high-order questions humankind has posed to itself from antiquity.

Goldman may wish to claim it "was only following orders," but since Goldman also originated many of the mortgage assets ultimately protected by AIG, it should have been well aware of the risk posed to itself and to AIG.

"There's no way that you're going to capture every single one of your constituents in an image but how do we provide, on a consistent basis, variety," Smithers said of the questions the company posed to itself when getting started.

It is not meditation or reverie, which presupposes a conscious mind relaxing; it is something deeper, a fathomless repose of the will which does not even pose to itself the question: 'Am I happy or unhappy?' " Mr. Tahir, who sometimes used the last name Girneli, meaning from Girne, was born there on Oct. 27, 1923.

Risks that humanity pose to itself include the misuse of nanotechnology, a nuclear holocaust, warfare with a programmed superintelligence, a genetically engineered disease, or perhaps a disaster caused by a physics experiment.

Sirk was fascinated by and perceptive of the nuances and peculiarities of American life, admiring of American ideals, and well aware of the obstacles that American society itself posed to the fulfillment of those ideals.

In fact, the only mention of risk was that posed to the female twin by the abortion itself.

However, there is nothing in the tool itself that prohibit rephrasing the question posed to the respondents – so that re-allocation is also considered.

The country's leaders, they say, are beginning to appreciate how much of a threat climate change poses to China itself.

But if France, China or Russia look likely to veto a fresh war resolution, Mr Bush seems determined to push on without one, citing 12 years of Iraqi non-compliance with the previous resolutions, plus the danger he says a WMD-armed Iraq could pose to America itself, as all the authority he needs.Going to war this way is far from ideal.