Sentence examples for which pose you from inspiring English sources

Although how they connect or deconstruct the postures may be different, most branches of hatha use the same nomenclature for them, and during your first intrepid forays in any yoga class, all your ears may pick up is some static (tryskchrrrcki!) plus asana, regardless of which pose you are being instructed to do.

"It's something else when you've got helicopters, night vision goggles, automatic weapons, which pose a threat to human life as well as wildlife".

The Danube is also particularly vulnerable to invasive alien species, which pose numerous problems.

"But for ships, which pose a real risk, they don't seem to respond.

The products identified, which pose no risk to public health, have been withdrawn from supermarket shelves.

The European Nucleotide Archive handles large volumes of data which pose a significant storage challenge.

Viruses are abundant, rapidly evolving pathogens which pose a continual challenge to the host immune system.

The stochastic algorithms are essentially methods which pose motif discovery as a probabilistic learning problem.

These trials are conducted in artificial environments, which pose problems for realistically measuring adherence.

Plants encounter a wide range of environmental insults, which pose serious threat to crop production.

An article on Sept. 8 about a bar in Queens that set off a conflict in its immigrant community when it raffled off a free same-sex wedding reception referred imprecisely to a statistic taken from The National Herald, which posed the question "Do you approve of gay marriage?" to its Greek-American readers.