Sentence examples for posing one from inspiring English sources

Note that the WTD part of composite TTO (i.e., lead-time TTO) is a profile method [ 19– 21] posing one extra assumption on the TTO results.

Why aren't you posing?" one of the photographers yelled at REBECCA ROMIJN-STAMOS on Wednesday at the Loews Astor Plaza, when she refused to turn around for photographs.

In Satir's method, patients take turns posing one another in groups to depict key moments in their lives.

"Kucinich," he answers, with an inflection suggesting that he could be answering a question, or posing one.

When discussing how society can decrease greenhouse gas emissions, the transport sector is often seen as posing one of the most difficult problems.

That's a question that four major television networks are posing, one way or another, these days and that everyone can no doubt quickly -- and predictably -- answer.

The government poses one criterion on information control, that is, whether it undermines its rule.

Not having had an opportunity to formulate on this aspect in the questionnaire, I decided to pose one question specifically on the subject of race and ethnicity.

Once comfortable with this pose, one can move on to try the Wheel pose.

Trade on the internet poses one of the biggest challenges facing Cites, said Paul Todd, a campaign manager for the International Fund for Animal Welfare.

Bubblegum is also a genre that depended on a consistent pose, one that obliterated the personalities of individual bands.