Sentence examples for it may pose a problem from inspiring English sources

It may pose a problem for the stability of the solar panels as compared to the ones close to the ground.

The implicit assumption in the PD game that different individuals do not vary in their payoffs for certain interactions is so fundamentally important that we suggest it may pose a critical problem, rather than just "another" complication, for the Prisoner's Dilemma model.

But fluorine may pose a problem, as it has only a single stable isotope, and may be undetectable using characteristic losses (mass differences) in the MS/MS spectrum.

Despite the urban chic endowed on the site by its industrial roots, the location may pose a problem.

It is controversially debated among European scientists, stakeholders and policy makers, whether maize volunteers in subsequent crops may pose a problem also in colder climatic zones of Europe.

This may pose a problem for the ExxonMobil Corporation, leader of the other large energy consortium here.

But the new system may pose a problem for Nielsen's clients.

This, of course, may pose a problem for many boomers: Who remembers?

For some leagues, adopting the World Anti-Doping Agency's code may pose a problem: They may have a flood of athletes caught under those strict rules.

That may pose a problem for Mr Sandbrook's next book, which will be an account of the second half of the decade.

And when Mr. Cullen foresees that a woman's modesty may pose a problem, he asks a female nurse to take over the duty.