Sentence examples for works posed from inspiring English sources

Both works posed distinct, substantial challenges to the players.

The present paper develops a K-topological version of the conjecture (1.1) and some related works posed by Borsuk.

Many of these works pose more questions than answers.

(Note that I'm discussing only Warhol's Brillo boxes. Many of his other works pose similar questions but would require separate treatment).

His later works pose political, social, or religious questions; La piel del limón (1976; "Bitter Lemon"), a plea for divorce reform, was among the longest-running plays of the 1970s.

The "what counts is what works" pose is all very well, but citizens waiting longer in A&E corridors will have been more struck by what Mr Cameron didn't talk about than by anything he actually said.

Still, this is an important book because it seeks to answer a question that few other popular works pose: What does it take for people like the author to become fully American?

Older works pose a problem because they may be rare or delicate.

It is a challenge to depict the modern world in a modern language, but manipulated photography, film, interactive digital sculptures and other new media works pose possible responses to this conundrum.

The network explains that while foreign content is becoming more widely available -- often with the help of dissidents -- the government in Pyongyang has recognized the threat the works pose, and has intensified its crackdown.

Asia is a huge market for the tobacco industry, so my work posed a threat.