Tastes within classical music may not overlap, however, and this poses marketing problems.
"Women on the Verge" is a farce, and this poses a strategic challenge for a musical.
But the very shape of our social networks is working against that goal, Fowler says, and this poses a potential public-health challenge.
Over on Mount Desert Island, there has been a population explosion among white-tailed deer, and this poses a problem in game management.
And this poses an uncomfortable dilemma: At what point do we — that is, the public that idolizes him, his government and private clients — have an obligation to intervene?
About a quarter of Americans are now "cellphone-onlys" (CPOs) in the industry jargon, and this poses both practical and statistical difficulties.
And this poses an important democratic question: is it right that the biggest victims of Osborne's attacks, those who were under-18 on 8 May, had no say in their political future?
A significantly higher estimate for future sea-level rise is expected, up to 97cm by 2100, and this poses the most obvious threat to an archipelago where most land is no taller than an 11-year-old child.
More egregiously, say the Americans, North Korea initiated a covert uranium-enrichment programme.North Korea has moved maddeningly between acknowledging and denying that programme's existence, but it is widely assumed that it does exist, and this poses another impediment to success in the six-party process.
Chief Inspector Gary Simpson said: "We are now extremely concerned that people are drinking poppers and this poses a significant risk to life and would urge anyone using, or considering using them or any 'legal high' to cease from doing so immediately, before it's too late.
The fact is that extremists have taken hold in the tribal areas, and this poses a grave threat not only to Afghanistan but also to Pakistan itself a nation of some 160m people that is still, despite everything, a bastion of moderate Islam.
