Sentence examples for I may pose from inspiring English sources

IES6 (scrambled between segments 8 and 10) in S. lemnae actin I may pose such a problem, as it is 17 bp flanked by a 6 bp pointer on one side and a 17 bp pointer on the other side, and this particular junction is involved in two examples of aberrant rearrangement at 6 8 bp cryptic pointers (cases f and i in Figure 5 and Table S2B).

Discussant 12, a 28 year old woman, said: I know it may pose additional cost on the program, but I think if the program can be sending text messages to all the patients on ARV to remind them of their medication, that would be helpful, but my concern is that most parents are uneducated and may not be able to read these text messages, or they may now forget when they don't receive the text messages.

Like the haggis, it may pose little problem to historically minded Scottish readers.

However, when implementing other multistream standards, it may pose problems.

After watching his actions and statements, I fear that Donald Trump may pose an even greater danger to our country than Nixon.

"I imagine we were kicked off twitter because we may pose some threat to their promoted tweets and stream ads," founder Billy Draper tells me.

But polygamy may pose some negative externalities.

Inflation may pose problems for small businesses.

This shift may pose problems for the overall market.

Islam may pose problems because it is less cohesive.

The resignation may pose problems for Mr. Schroder.