Sentence examples for the issue posed from inspiring English sources

One of the articles in the issue posed the question "When could global warming reach 4°C?" (Which is to say, an increase of more than seven degrees Fahrenheit).

While the issue posed by these cases has simmered for years, it has acquired increasing prominence from the growing effect of the alternative minimum tax, which is intended to make sure that people with big incomes do not escape income taxes.

The issue posed by that appeal, United States Telecom Association v. Federal Communications Commission, was whether the agency, in imposing the order, had exceeded its authority or failed to consider privacy concerns and the financial costs of the new standards adequately.

The issue poses ethical, legal and scientific questions, experts said.

Yet, even critics admit the issue poses little political risk for lawmakers backing the measures, regardless of what form they take.

Unlike Mr. Gore, Mr. Bush has said little on gun control except when pressed by reporters, apparently concerned that the issue poses risks for him, as well.

The issue poses a problem for Facebook as it seeks to expand its targeted advertising service.

He said the department was studying the issues posed by the disclosure of the documents.

Almost all dealt with the issues posed by the article about Rabbi Lanner.

But as the question reached the establishment the issues posed by the region turned out to be different.

He has not yet solved all the issues posed by the work's sprawling architecture, but his reading is largely persuasive.