Sentence examples for Posing a problem from inspiring English sources

Posing a problem involves generating new problems and questions aimed at exploring a given situation as well as reformulating a problem during the course of solving a related problem (Silver 1994).

They shouldn't be posing a problem in the first place".

And several Democrats said today that reality was posing a problem for Mr. Gephardt.

"The applicants presented very compelling evidence that the trucks were posing a problem," he said.

Fransson and McEwen said only a small percentage of today's top 100 men's players were posing a problem.

But spokesmen for the Ford Motor Company, General Motors Corporation, the Chrysler Corporation and Honda Motor Company all said that acid rain was posing a problem.

Their indifference poses a problem.

But geography posed a problem.

But it also poses a problem.

But why should it pose a problem?

Two large settlements posed a problem.