Sentence examples for i posed a problem from inspiring English sources

To deal with this, I posed a problem to Lexicographic Irregulars last month: "You can't say serviceman, because 15percentt of our armed forces personnel are women.

In The Problem with Little White Girls..., I posed a problem.

A new element in warfare, the airplane, introduced in World War I, immediately posed a problem in communication.

On HD the projections also posed a problem I hadn't noticed when I saw the operas live: The projected images tend to fall on the singers, who are, after all, coming in between the projector and the machine onto which they are shining.

This posed a problem, as I'm one of those people who doesn't really need a Jeep.

"At one point," she added, "I called the FBI and asked if I was posing a problem for my country that I was unaware of.

I hope he'll address the disclosure issue, which his university already said posed a problem.

But geography posed a problem.

Two large settlements posed a problem.

Unsurprisingly, this posed a problem.

This posed a problem.