Sentence examples for is posing problems from inspiring English sources

They're only two days into breaking the episode and already the character of Emmett Diggs is posing problems.

Another way to engage students in their own learning is posing problems for students to solve.

The aim of this study is to investigate the learner products in problem posing, that is, posed problems.

In your correspondent's own neighbourhood, residents have been told they may walk their dogs only at certain, strictly limited, times of day and the dogs must carry their papers at all times.Documents are posing problems for people, too.

"The kinds of materials used in new air-tight school buildings -- the glues, the adhesives, paints and wall-to-wall carpets -- are posing problems in schools and other buildings throughout the country," Mr. Benassi said.

The skilful McManaman and Maloney had been posing problems for the Lions and so it proved again in the moments after the restart.

The hosts were struggling to retain possession and create openings, although Jordan Ibe's pace was posing problems and the ever-lively Ward did test David Forde with a fine strike.

The contradictory laws are posing problems for some academics, particularly at the nation's some 100 land grant universities public institutions created to provide practical education in agriculture, among other fields.