Sentence examples for May pose a problem from inspiring English sources

But the new system may pose a problem for Nielsen's clients.

This, of course, may pose a problem for many boomers: Who remembers?

In particular, loss of heterogeneity within stands may pose a problem for maintaining biodiversity in perpetuity.

This may pose a problem for the ExxonMobil Corporation, leader of the other large energy consortium here.

Despite the urban chic endowed on the site by its industrial roots, the location may pose a problem.

And when Mr. Cullen foresees that a woman's modesty may pose a problem, he asks a female nurse to take over the duty.

For some leagues, adopting the World Anti-Doping Agency's code may pose a problem: They may have a flood of athletes caught under those strict rules.

But managing public opinion may pose a bigger problem.

"This vulnerability may pose a big problem for the industry," they wrote in their paper, "Optical Fault Induction Attacks".

This may pose a difficult problem either when agents receiving those goods have private information in regards to their values or needs.

One provision in the new law, a ban on loans by companies to their executives, may pose a particular problem for smaller companies because they often pay part of the premium for an executive's life insurance.