Sentence examples for poses a good from inspiring English sources

Caryn James poses a good question regarding "The Bachelor" ["The Bachelor and His Barbies: Love at 25th Sight," Nov. 17].

In a comment to yesterday's post about studying movie classics in New York City's Cinema School, Patricia Markert poses a good question: Do students turn away from Shakespeare when they are assessed on what they have learned about his work?

Brooklyn-based artist Alexandria Smith certainly poses a good possibility.

Given that the loop is not involved directly in target binding, it poses a good site to incorporate an antisense element.

The Gct6 locus was an unexpected discovery that arose from our congenic mapping process and poses a good example of a functional epistatic interaction in vivo.

It's amazing what can be done with a carefully arranged pose, a good background and a clever photographer with a very expensive camera.

People all have cameras on their cell phones now, and, figuring, I guess, that they might as well aim them at something, they'd ask me to stand and pose a good thirty times a night.

Even to the skilled eye the simulated recordings are hardly distinguishable from the real data, and thus pose a good test for the IAP method.

However, correlational analyses demonstrated a very good agreement of the results obtained by the two different approaches (r = 0.94) suggesting that Fuzzy C-Means clustering of water-saturated FGRE images may pose a good alternative for measurements of IMAT where IDEAL sequences are not available.

Read the page, and see if you can help answer the question or pose a good viewpoint on the subject.

Mr. Rohatyn poses a very good question.