Sentence examples for difficulties pose from inspiring English sources

Nortel's difficulties pose a potential headache for the 2012 Olympics, where the company is due to be a sponsor and a supplier of telecom services.

Real estate difficulties pose a dilemma for China's leaders because they coincide with a two-thirds drop in share prices on the Shanghai stock market since the market's high last October.

Variations in nursing practice and communication difficulties pose a challenge for the successful integration into the workforce of immigrant nurses.

He also expounded on family breakdown and the difficulties posed by an ageing population.

But other technical experts attest to the difficulties posed by the many hours of daily darkness in the winter, the higher failure rate of steel materials in cold temperatures and the sheer difficulties posed by the remoteness of infrastructure.

When it comes to steel, his ministers shrug at the difficulties posed by the EU's state-aid rules.

Even without the extra difficulties posed by the recession, many thought these targets were wildly over-optimistic.

He praised Judge Masipa's handling of the original case, acknowledging the difficulties posed by the "glare of international attention".

Or the difficulties posed by one resident, ultimately expelled: "I think she would corrupt a Nunnery in a fortnight".

For Johnson and the others, it was a short step to tackling the difficulties posed by the camp.

Later he said he had been referring to difficulties posed by new regulations on the distance between planes in the air.