Sentence examples for was posing the from inspiring English sources

That is why it was reactor 2 which, by March 15th, was posing the greatest threat.

In that piece I was posing the question of whether we'd model a fiscal agency with responsibility for taxes on the Fed.

"We initially thought that he was posing the young ladies for a photograph, but he was actually leaving them in the position where he could come back and have sex with them again," he said.

IN 1956, the year Dwight Eisenhower was re-elected to the presidency, Elvis Presley was burning up the airways and Clairol was posing the question, "Does she or doesn't she?," an Italian-American couple named Zachary and Mary Sansone bought a modest two-story attached brick house in Borough Park, Brooklyn.

On [18], our main contribution was posing the problem in terms of optimizing capacity, and under some hypotheses, approximating it as a pursuit-evasion game using Isaacs' tools, which allowed obtaining a new approach in which communications-related problems can be solved using well-known pursuit-evasion game tools.

Among the questions I ask them is, "If you were the president of the university, what would you change?" Many years ago, I brought a magic wand into these encounters and shared it with the student to whom I was posing the question.

We've been posing the following question.

His division is posing the largest problems.

The latest floods are posing the biggest test those defenses have ever faced.

He is posing the same kind of questions as John Prescott, former deputy prime minister.

Or is posing the question an act of spectacularly bad taste?