Sentence examples for issues to pose from inspiring English sources

NEW ORLEANS — In a review of past oil spills as well as the available data from last year's BP spill in the Gulf of Mexico, doctors found that adverse health effects from oil and chemical exposure are less likely than behavioral and mental health issues to pose significant long-term risks for most gulf residents.

Organisational issues continue to pose significant challenges for informants and there is research evidence which indicates the impact of organisational culture on support activities such as clinical supervision [ 24].

This is important in order to work towards solutions for issues that continue to pose problems for health care professionals.

With a shortage of water supply, personal hygiene issues are likely to pose significant risk to the health and well being of children.

The videos show ACORN staffers offering advice on taxes and other issues to actors posing as a prostitute and pimp.

Toxoplasmosis is a major public health issue and continues to pose a risk to public health due also to its presence in goat milk.

But we kept the debate going, and we kept this issue to -- to posing to Americans the danger that climate change poses". Obama spoke extensively in 2008 about the fuel crisis presenting an opportunity to switch to new, cleaner technologies.

There are now 875,000 homes with solar photovoltaic panels, and that is beginning to pose issues for network operators.

Because the banks do not have much geographic overlap, regulatory and antitrust issues are not expected to pose significant problems.

They're burning bridges in front of them on the very issues where they like to pose as champions -- human rights, rule of law".

"Given that the board is quick to raise integrity and trust as key issues I would like to pose simple questions," King said.