Sentence examples for posed to the from inspiring English sources

But it is also a question posed to the audience.

Good question, and one that I've posed to the E.P.A.

It's also one that we've posed to the economic experts at Economics by invitation.

Bertelsmann failed to notice how much of a threat it posed to the book retailing business.

The danger posed to the public by the faulty lift was "highly foreseeable", she said.

Better than anyone else, he understood the threat Solzhenitsyn's work posed to the regime.

But he said he enjoyed the challenge that the work posed to the viewer.

That was the question posed to the Ethicist in last Sunday's Times Magazine.

But that won't really change the answer to the question he allegedly posed to the housekeeper.

He may have been worried about the threat that increased private wealth posed to the regime.

But not every one is about the apocalyptic threat posed to the inhabitants of planet Earth.