Sentence examples for it would pose challenges from inspiring English sources

Mr Coveney said the Irish government was working to ensure it could be extended for people in Northern Ireland and added that because they would no longer be resident in the EU, it would "pose challenges".

It was argued that the ban would pose challenges on journalists to do their jobs effectively, and delay their ability to report information out to the public.

Perhaps that is the intent?" Pachauri says it was "to be expected" that the critical choices that climate change asks of human society "would pose challenges for some stakeholders and sectors of the economy".

Thus, gaining the presidency would pose challenges to Mr. Morsi and the Brotherhood.

Tottenham director of football administration Darren Eales admitted the six-hour journey to Kazan, a city on the River Volga and a 90-minute flight east of Moscow, would pose challenges.

Still Mr. Chenoweth said that some of the new questions included concepts or words that were more abstract or obscure than anything on the current list and would pose challenges to applicants and instructors alike.

That would pose challenges, given that most states have paper backups, but he noted that hackers could keep people from voting by tampering with the rolls of eligible voters.

We expected that the NLP would have no problem handling the first part of the definition, but that the second (whether the pronoun refers to the project or some other group) would pose challenges.

In a city that has become accustomed to falling crime, a prolonged upturn would pose challenges for LAPD and city leaders.

Because asymptomatic carriers with low-level parasitemia can be reservoirs of infection (8, 9 ), the high proportion of asymptomatic malaria among the returning miners would pose challenges to identifying and treating infection, and transmission interruption in China (10 ).

Chida et al.'s [ 19] analyses were seriously flawed, but the methodologically limited and highly heterogeneous set of studies on which their analyses drew would pose challenges to making any integrative summary statement.