Sentence examples similar to might pose troubles from inspiring English sources

These allegations include "making misleading statements to, or withholding material evidence from, federal investigators or other federal employees; trying to interfere with FBI or congressional investigations; trying to break through the FBI's shield surrounding ongoing criminal investigations; and dangling carrots in front of people who might otherwise pose trouble for one's hold on power".

(That Peoria brouhaha might pose a problem of course).

Thought insertion might pose a problem for this scheme.

The measure, directed at institutions whose troubles might pose risks to the financial system, would create a powerful financial services oversight council, led by the Treasury secretary and composed of top regulators, to set policy and tougher regulations for the largest companies and mediate disputes between federal agencies.

Finally, the market realized oil might pose an inflation problem.

The youths pose troubling difficulties for American immigration courts.

But until the moisture returns, weaker, erratic winds could pose trouble for the firefighters.

That could pose trouble for ad shops and print and broadcast media.

However, they ignore the inaccuracies of predicting those who inevitably will die, and pose troubling clinical challenges and a risk of abuse.

An Obama victory might pose tougher questions.

Furthermore, Mueller might pose other problems.