Sentence examples for stages pose from inspiring English sources

Therefore, estimates of LCA based environmental impacts for process assessment at early design stages pose a great challenge.

The younger age of breast cancer onset among Chinese women and more advanced tumor stages pose a great challenge.

The younger age of breast cancer onset among Chinese women and more advanced tumor stages pose a great challenge for Chinese government on breast cancer control.

Instead, the United States and its allies have been moving ahead with the "Phased Adaptive Approach," which will result in a BMD architecture that at its advanced stages poses a threat to the national security of Russia.

It's about the confirmation of the thoroughbred, and it's a very staged pose for painters.

His stage pose suggests nonchalance, singing with his arm draped over the microphone and barely moving to a beat that had most of the audience up and dancing.

His typical stage pose — leaning back, his free hand placed gently on his stomach as if he were pregnant — became looser, adding touches of showmanship.

Whether it's a validation of Mr. Ross's extramusical credibility or an elaborately staged pose might not matter: creating this scene allows for a productive ambiguity in how he is perceived by outsiders.

"They have pulverised the Brotherhood and now they are going after secular liberals, even non-political actors who may at some stage pose some difficulty for the regime," said Manek, a business journalist who witnessed Meneai's arrest, and who has now fled the country.

The three-sided stage poses different problems.

Video on Instagram showed a gaggle of young wedding guests, their backs to the stage, posing for pictures with Mr. West as he performed "Can't Tell Me Nothing".