Sentence examples for expected to pose a from inspiring English sources

'As-disposed' LNAPL emplaced with the waste is not expected to pose a significant issue.

Samsung's new Galaxy smartphone is expected to pose a serious challenge to Apple's iPhone.

This had not interfered with routine card portfolio acquisitions, and was not expected to pose a problem for the Cabela's transaction.

Despite these effects at relatively high concentrations, propranolol is not expected to pose a risk to fish at the concentrations considered to be present in the aquatic environment.

While dust and noise levels are not expected to pose a hazard to otherwise healthy individuals, Environmental Health & Safety (EHS) will conduct periodic air quality testing and University Facilities staff will carry out additional interior cleanings.

The tycoon-politician was the sole candidate after his main rival, Agung Laksono, who was expected to pose a serious challenge to Mr Bakrie's leadership, was purged from the party, along with his allies.

Water shortages are also expected to pose an increasing challenge to agriculture, with much of the arid North China Plain reliant on aquifers whose levels are falling fast.

Both regions also have their own language and separatist political factions, which, in the case of the Basque region, are expected to pose an unusually strong challenge in the vote.

As prevalence increases it is expected to pose an increased burden on health care in the future.

Neither of those reviews is expected to pose any obstacles to the completion of the acquisition.

The proposed merger is also being reviewed by the Federal Communications Commission, which is not expected to pose any significant obstacles.