Sentence examples for posing critical from inspiring English sources

The urban development of Banda Aceh, Indonesia was very rapid after the tsunami in 2004, posing critical challenges in planning for its future sustainable development.

The judges were difficult to read, posing critical questions to Cooper, Civil Rights Corps founder Alec Karakatsanis and two other attorneys who spoke before the court.

The moderator was responsible for leading the FGDs, posing critical questions that were specified in the discussion guide, keeping the discussion on track, and making sure that all participants contributed to the discussion.

Social interaction can influence self-regulation by posing critical cognitive conflict that disturbs equilibrium and forces the individual to restructure his/her cognitive architecture (e.g., Pulaski, 1980; Damon, 1984; Doise and Mugny, 1984; Kubli, 1989; Lumpe, 1995).

(IT-P1) Facilitating behaviors from the coach included posing critical questions rather than giving straightforward answers, fostering a safe learning environment, monitoring the structure and the time-schedule of the PA process, facilitating peer feedback delivery, and strengthening group learning.

"The use of unmanned aircraft in modern warfare and in the so-called 'war on terror' poses critical questions for us all," said Firth.

Ultimately they conclude that rising life expectancy and growing pensioner dependency "will pose critical challenges" for pensions affordability in Scotland, irrespective of whether it is independent or not.

Those of us working in international higher education rarely pose critical questions about the broader implications and relevance of internationalisation in providing solutions for global, national or community-level problems.

Both of these conclusions pose critical challenges for health promoters.

However, both selection inconsistency and the intractable computational cost pose critical difficulties when implementing forecasting tasks.

Water scarcity and pollution pose critical situation in all walks of life especially in the developing countries.