Sentence examples for were posed during from inspiring English sources

Many combinatorial problems were posed during the 19th century as purely recreational problems and are identified by such names as "the problem of eight queens" and "the Kirkman school girl problem".

The following statements and questions, among others, were posed during the interviews: (a) Describe your own personal style (b) How would you describe Michelle Obama's style?

Open-ended questions were posed during the interview; these questions had been decided by consensus among the research team (DHK and HWK) after prior testing involving three mothers.

Questions concerning self-reported health status and morbidity, and use of health care services were posed during a personal interview at the examination site.

There were some differences between the Norwegian and Finnish survey methods as the questions concerning health service use in the Norwegian data was presented in the second questionnaire after health examination, while the questions to participants in the FINRISK were posed during and interview just prior to the medical examination.

In Meetings: Should a question be posed during a group session, speak up, by all means!

Mr Dalyell's "question" was posed during the debate on Scottish and Welsh devolution in 1977.

While such a question could have just as easily been posed during a classroom conversation, teachers who use blogs say that students put a lot more thought and effort into their blog writing, knowing that parents and others may read their work on the Web.

He has seemed increasingly irritated by the rhetoric of the current presidential campaign; on Wednesday he described as "gibberish" answers by President Obama and former Gov. Mitt Romney to a question about an assault weapons ban that was posed during their debate this week.

The problem of estimating an unbiased weighted mean from K candidate models was posed during the evaluation procedure.

That said, the mere fact that the question was posed during a White House briefing is significant in its own right.