Sentence examples for we may pose from inspiring English sources

So, we may pose the question, should a mother give a child to the grandmother and go to selection alone, or take the child with her?

Now that both seasons are over, we may pose the question to the holiday shopping season that is asked about some of the football games, especially the also-rans like the Continental Tire Bowl and the Diamond Walnut San Francisco Bowl.

Then we may pose the following deterministic optimal control problem.

Then we may pose the following question: does the space X have the fixed point property (FPP)?

"I imagine we were kicked off twitter because we may pose some threat to their promoted tweets and stream ads," founder Billy Draper tells me.

The implicit assumption in the PD game that different individuals do not vary in their payoffs for certain interactions is so fundamentally important that we suggest it may pose a critical problem, rather than just "another" complication, for the Prisoner's Dilemma model.

To answer these questions and any more you may pose, we've compiled an expert panel who will be online on Monday 14 October between 11am and 1pm.

Viral epizooties were also studied.Based on our results, we speculate that SVC may pose a serious threat to cyprinid fish in East Asian.

We consider that this may pose particular problems with trials involving depressed people, given concerns about reduced mental capacity.

Still, the question of how, bombarded with information and cocooned within the tedium and safety of daily life, we actually experience distant happenings may pose an insoluble puzzle for an American novelist.

We describe several barriers that may pose challenges to patient comprehension of genetic and genomic test reports, including health literacy, genetic literacy, e-health literacy (for results reported via an online patient portal) and risk perception.