Sentence examples for widely posed from inspiring English sources

It's a question widely posed – and how we approach it speaks to who we are, as individuals and as a nation.

Training and vocational education has widely been posed as one solution to ease the shortage.

His assignments ranged widely: the dangers posed by toxic debris from the crash of the space shuttle Challenger; an effort to build a robotic flying pterosaur; an effort to rid Antarctica of garbage accumulating there.

When Shakespeare was coming of age, rumors of the Jesuits — officially banned from entering the country, on pain of death — and the threats that they posed circulated widely.

And now that the Rometty question has been posed rather widely the week before the Masters, Augusta will have to address it in some rather public fashion.

Less widely discussed are dilemmas posed by individual and community reluctance to address sensitive health issues.

It was widely believed that ice posed little risk; close calls were not uncommon, and even head-on collisions had not been disastrous.

In 2010, we spoke with Heather Stapleton, a professor of chemistry at Duke, who warned against the health threats posed by widely used mattress fire retardants, such as Tris, which a study led by Stapleton found in house dust.

The "look" she achieved was a semi-realism, which contrasted with the more artificial, made-up poses widely used in the 70s.

Dr. Nissen also has a statistician's zeal for drilling deep into clinical data, seeking signs that some widely used drugs pose undisclosed risks to patients.

In a Lancet article in April, British researchers sought to compare the benefits and risks that widely used antidepressants pose for children and adolescents, based on published and unpublished data.