Sentence examples for this one posed from inspiring English sources

So the only question left, really, is this one, posed by Jessica Goldstein on ThinkProgress: Is "misremembering" to "lying" what "sex addiction" is to "I'm a famous person who cheated on my spouse?" @media only screen and (min-width : 500px) {.ethanmobile { display: none; }}.

And this one posed especially unpredictable complications.

Chris believed the damaged pipeline could have corroded and eventually become dangerous, but the NEB found that none of his allegations, including this one, posed an immediate or long-term threat to the public.

He was soon introduced to yet another agent, this one posing as someone with ties to a terrorist organization.

Paperback ISBN 0-19-262982-4 £22.95 A medium sized Oncology textbook such as this one poses the question 'What is it for?', since it is too big for the pocket, but necessarily abbreviated compared with the weighty comprehensive tomes.

IT was a legitimate question, the one posed on the neon crawl above a tavern across from Wrigley Field.

Well, there's another question I have no idea how to answer, to go along with the one posed right at the start of this entry.

The puzzle: Today's Numberplay question is the one posed by the parabola.

The question, then, is the one posed by Austrian chancellor Christian Kern.

A problem that immediately arises for Shaftesbury's account is the one posed by the "dazzling form" of a beautiful woman (1964 [1711]: 136).

So he is not the one posing the economic risk.