Sentence examples similar to it will pose no problem from inspiring English sources

However, we believe the subtle difference will pose no problem because the finger joint is not a weight-bearing joint and a more important consideration is to eliminate any step-off of the cartilage surface.

A 1ft rise in sea level isn't a catastrophe, though it will pose a problem, particularly for small island nations.

A one-foot rise in sea level isn't a catastrophe, though it will pose a problem, particularly for small island nations.

Should Libya go ahead with a trial, unsanctioned by the ICC and without international participation, it will pose a problem for both the UK and France, who backed the rebels with Nato air strikes, special forces and diplomatic support.

A lack of nervous system means there will be no pain attached to the damage, but it will pose practical problems.

The conservative American Thinker website is rather excited about this and suggests it "will pose a real problem for the Obama administration, which loves to cozy up to (and bow before) Saudi power" – though I doubt that it will.

Republicans call the pipeline a "shovel-ready" jobs project, but critics worry it will pose environmental problems.

If Ahmadinejad does come, it will pose problems for German Chancellor Angela Merkel and her government.

The short answer is that it will pose problems for the current mechanisms by which we fund social insurance programs; but it will not undermine our ability to afford those programs, and it would in fact be cruel and basically irrational to slash social insurance in response to a declining labor share.

Teaching will pose no fewer problems.

It will pose some of China's biggest problems.