Sentence examples for not present a problem from inspiring English sources

Bravo's short-term signing is subject to visa approval, though that should not present a problem.

For human patients undergoing liquid biopsy, this does not present a problem.

Chuck insisted on ending the letter with "I trust that this matter will not present a problem".

Although the council operated a range of back office systems, Ellis maintained that this did not present a problem.

This generally did not present a problem until the European Commission got serious about enforcing its law.

That stance may not present a problem for Phillips, who took a similar gamble last winter when he traded for Mike Hampton, but it is for the Royals.

But for national polling — cellphones are not presenting a problem for us other than that they're more costly to call". That's a break from even a few years ago, when Keeter told NPR that the exploding rate of cellphone adoption was "officially" skewing polls.

To date, these issues have not presented a problem.

This has not presented a problem elsewhere in Africa, nor in subsequent epizootics in South Africa.

Anna Holmwood, the English translator, said: "It doesn't present a problem for the Chinese government.

If the bags break, the wastewater which is normally released directly into the bay from treatment plants wouldn't present a problem.