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He is also a European Muslim convert, which might pose some concern to investigators.

It might pose some much more interesting and pertinent questions in the media.

In Washington, such an agenda might pose some prospect for compromise.

"This rotgut really might pose some sort of health risk," Watman says of one joint's liquor.

We thought this spin attack might pose serious issues for the Australians and so it is proving to be.

First, the use of university undergraduates as participants of this study might pose issues of generalizability and external validity, as this sample could not fully represent the diverse demographic qualities of online consumers.

First, avoiding use of NIV in high-risk patients might pose serious ethical issues as it might be failure to apply a treatment that was clearly shown to improve clinical outcome [5].

Of course, the screen's size poses some issues.

In the letter, Mr. Gerard also expressed concern that if the parts were manufactured in China, substandard quality might pose a safety issue.

At one of the White House meetings that decided on the SAP approach, someone delicately suggested that such a veto of the giants' power grab might pose "a communications issue" for the president (no play on words intended).

While the exposure of the gastrointestinal mucosa to engineered nanoparticles might pose yet unresolved heath issues, it is important to realize that people in the Western world are daily exposed to sub-micrometre-sized mineral particles (Powell et al. 1996, 2010).