Sentence examples similar to pose a greater issue from inspiring English sources

Challengers of the Champlain Hudson Power Express counter that New York currently has ample supply and that infrastructure issues pose a greater problem for the state's grid.

But other Democrats worry that the issue could actually pose a greater threat in next year's election, both for Congressional candidates and the New York Senate.

"Moles, opportunists, contractors, disgruntled employees, and ex-IT personnel all currently pose a greater risk to corporate intellectual property than state-sponsored hacking," said a report issued earlier this year by Kroll Advisory Solutions, a security firm.

Could any example pose a greater challenge?

Discrete systems pose a greater challenge.

WTO: "Totalitarian countries always pose a greater threat to peace".

Separate ethnoreligious schools pose a greater threat to intercultural contact.

One issue may pose a great risk to one industry, while it may mean an opportunity for another.

Though they may be dwarfed by the larger clean water issues of farm runoff, oil spills pose a great risk to any place it crosses.

Yet the challenge to the validity of the entire health science literature posed by PBIS – arguably a greater issue than conflict of interest, traditional publication bias, or any other commonly discussed threat to the integrity of the literature – has not received the attention it deserves.

Moreover it could give emphasis to issues such as prevention and over-consumption (especially of hospital care), which pose a great burden on the health system [ 36].