Sentence examples for posing key from inspiring English sources
Women for Women International submitted the following testimony to the Congressional Record offering 16 years of experience on how violence impacts women, their families and communities around the world and posing key recommendations as to how the U.S. can take a leadership role in preventing and combating this debilitating issue.
A possible Brexit and high household debt pose key risks to the recovery, the International Monetary Fund warned yesterday as its managing director Christine Lagarde said she "very, very much" hoped the UK remained within the European Union.
However, direct CH4 conversion into condensable chemicals such as oxygenates (methanol, formaldehyde) or higher hydrocarbons pose key technical challenges [2, 3].
We collect, review and compare these examples to elucidate the relative roles of these factors, especially in the case of the more demanding stress-induced phase transformations, and we pose key open questions.
The IPCC reported with "high confidence" that several developments pose key risks to societies all around the globe.
Action: Monitoring and evaluating the Philippines child-friendly project The global evaluation posed key questions such as: What is a child-friendly school?
The main implication for addressing transport barriers is that each country will likely require a unique solution that is based on existing infrastructure and accommodates the specific aspects of transportation that pose key challenges to resupply at community level.
Clinton would pose a key challenge for Sanders.
In the New York Post, meanwhile, John Podhoretz poses a "key question about ObamaCare": Who's running this thing?
(Ian Crouch poses the key question of the Rodriguez saga: What would George do?) "If they're clueless, get a clue.
Chris Williamson, chief economist at Markit, said the consistent double-digit price rises will "add to worries that the property market poses a key risk to financial stability".
