Sentence examples for may pose a challenge from inspiring English sources

But watching the beauty in chaos may pose a challenge.

So Barclays' new S.& P. 500 E.T.F. may pose a challenge to State Street's spiders, introduced in 1993.

President Bush's vow to hold North Korea accountable if it shares nuclear material may pose a challenge for U.S. officials.

The coming 662-horsepower 2013 Ford Shelby GT500, however, may pose a challenge to the ZL1 from the neighboring lane.

Indeed, preserving unanimity within the Northern Alliance may pose a challenge; already, the ethnic Hazaras and Uzbeks are chafing under the domination of the ethnic Tajiks.

Still, Mr. Johnson's focus on net neutrality may pose a challenge for creative types who are working for companies that have significant interests in the Internet world.

Still, a Devils game scheduled for Friday night may pose a logistical challenge to the funeral, the person said.

But if the security services solidify their power further, they may pose a greater challenge to reform down the line.

As organisations brace themselves for another year of heightened cyber security threats, a risk much closer to home may pose a greater challenge.

But analysts on Monday said that a potential Dish-Sprint merger may pose a greater challenge to AT&T and Verizon, which dominate the wireless industry and charge higher prices for their phone plans.

Re-enacting the wedding may pose a particular challenge, the studio pointed out, because the couple divorced and the bride is believed to have moved back to her native Latvia.