Sentence examples for that is posed from inspiring English sources

The question that is posed to us frequently since equal marriage was secured is: what next?

In political terms, the issue that is posed appears to be whether these huge centres of population can continue as effective communities with democratically manageable governments.

The White House press secretary, Josh Earnest, issued a veto threat against the House measure, dubbing it "woefully insufficient given the significant risk that is posed by Zika".

"Apart from the security threat that is posed by the weapons that [illegal miners] wield, we even also have issues of human security," he said.

"There are some indications that the release of the report could lead to greater risk that is posed to US facilities and individuals all around the world," White House spokesman Josh Earnest said.

The solution is not so easy as "Can't her best friend be black?" — a question that is posed in a blunt, funny scene on "The L.A. Complex," the new Canadian-made CW series about aspiring Hollywood entertainers.

These are deep existential questions and it's science that is posing and answering them.

Increasingly it is the political discord resulting from economic strain that is posing a threat to the euro area, and that's getting worse.

This paper provides an in-depth analysis of the recycling potential of oil palm industrial waste which is abundantly available in Malaysia that is posing serious environmental concerns.

You know this is a fake channel that is posing to be them.

Aim directly at the item or person that is posing for the picture.