Sentence examples for were posed by from inspiring English sources

Undoubtedly, tonight's game will ask more questions of Prandelli's system than were posed by England.

Perhaps the toughest questions put to Mr. Louima yesterday were posed by Joseph Tacopina, Officer Wiese's lawyer.

When will they come to Moscow?" Those rhetorical questions were posed by Mr Nemtsov shortly before his death.

This time, however, the questions were posed by Jürgen Todenhöfer of Germany, a 71-year-old writer and former judge, publishing executive and onetime member of Parliament.

The book explores how blacks "positioned themselves and were posed by others" in order to advance, question or alter prevailing ideas about race.

In what could be seen as a dress rehearsal for government arguments in the Commons debate, Fallon's speech went beyond simply warning of the dangers he said were posed by Russia and North Korea.

The picture was posed by models.

The main threat is posed by insouciance.

The sample mathematics question is posed by Rebecca Cofton-Barratt, of Christ Church.

Another complication was posed by the minority shareholders of ProSiebenSat.1.

The most tantalizing question is posed by the filmmaker himself.