Sentence examples for posed when from inspiring English sources

An examination of a typical problem posed when parties contract by correspondence suggests the latter explanation.

Particular challenges are posed when such weapons are possessed by states that have used them or threaten to do so.

Can this question seriously be posed when four of our last five presidents, including the incumbent, have precisely that experience?

They are likely to acquire "expertise and experience which could significantly increase the threat posed when they return home," says the ISC report.

Owen cited a list of concerns, including half-gnawed trees posing a threat to fishermen and the potential dangers posed when beaver dams break.

But all that was as nothing to the problems posed when the Labour government in 1974 announced its intention to renegotiate Britain's membership terms.

They knew a multimedia pose when it was marketed to them.

Jason Highsmith (standing, third from left): "Everybody poses when I'm with my friends.

A great place for a date when it's quiet, or for posing when it's busy.

His victory pose when he won the award; the way his classmates quieted when he read his writing.

My breathing is too choppy to hold the pose, when I can remember to breathe at all.