Creating a single commercial giant is just one suggestion among many, along with a parallel proposal to turn Channel 4 into a fully-fledged public service broadcaster which is no longer funded by advertising, and it poses more questions that its answers.
It poses more questions about the way the force investigates its own abuses of power, coming weeks after VICE revealed that ten officers had been dismissed from the force after more than 22,000 claims of assault in nine years.
For journalists working in China, there is no more sensitive subject than the wealth of the top leadership; it poses more potential problems than anything one could write about Tibet or Taiwan or human rights.
It is the third time that Gardner, after an extended period of rest and rehabilitation, has felt pain the day after swinging a bat against live pitching, and it poses more questions about his ability to play again this season.
However, in practical terms, this is a computationally intractable problem, and therefore, it poses more challenges to efficient processing than non-temporal techniques.
Though the shift to mobile suggests Google is adapting to the new digital landscape, it poses more of a challenge for the company as mobile search is increasingly vertical.
In July, 25°C is merely the 49th percentile, whereas the same temperature is the 86th percentile in May, and it poses more harm to the public in the earlier season.
A variable rate plan may save Atlanta consumers money; however, it poses more risk.
"It's an exciting study in that it actually poses more questions than it answers," says Jennifer Nauen, a biologist at Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
