Sentence examples for does pose a problem from inspiring English sources

"But that does pose a problem — for Dan.

It does pose a problem or two, however.

But it does pose a problem for the novel.

"It does pose a problem," Williams said of the limits, "because we'd like to play him more minutes.

But it does pose a problem for those who are in the business of poking fun at him to make serious political points.

But if Hume's criticism does pose a problem for the design inference, it also undermines our belief in other minds.

It's always helpful to hear a candidate's broad vision, but sweeping plans do pose a problem if you can't get there from here.

Yearnings for freedom do pose a problem for terrorists who fight in the name of a pure, just rule of God on earth.

But this Fourth of July, it did pose a problem when a caravan of friends trundled to Hebron, N.H (population 600).

Communication, however, did pose a problem, admitted Garwood.

The reason for this is unclear, but this does pose a significant problem when analysing, interpreting and repeating the results.