Sentence examples for questions will be posed from inspiring English sources

Initial questions will be posed by the student moderators of color, but we hope to hear thoughts from everyone.

It has yet to be decided whether questions will be posed by presenters or members of the public in the audience.

Prof. Resnick and Karen Brennan will pose the questions for Weeks 2 and 3, while subsequent weeks' questions will be posed by the assigned group of student facilitators.

In this volume the following questions will be posed: How does traditional Jain cosmology, and its consequent ethics, view the natural world?

Questions will be posed about why some English football fans – Chelsea fans have done much the same on visits to Ibrox – sometimes choose express themselves by chanting in opposition to the IRA, singing Rule Britannia and unfurling No Surrender flags.

To discuss these ethical issues, several questions will be posed.

The question will be posed, which legal framework will optimise clear articulation of the basic duty and effective enforcement?

At a hearing on 1 November a new question will be posed: have they become a tool for foreign autocracies and domestic extremists?

And when the political fireworks start, I'm sure this question will be posed to me once again.

What's a potential employer to do? "A smart potential employer will ask to speak with the person's former manager, and usually the question will be posed this way: 'Would you hire this person again?'" said Bernice Ledbetter, an organizational leadership expert at Pepperdine University.

Undoubtedly, the question will be posed whether there is a need to make such a clear distinction between conventional and CAM outcomes and whether we are not, in fact, adding to the polarization between conventional medicine and CAM.