Sentence examples for pose a particular problem from inspiring English sources

Why might New York City pose a particular problem in this regard?

Its Exosex SPTab solution, for example, disrupts the mating habits of certain types of moths that pose a particular problem with stored food.

Campaign strategists said the provision could pose a particular problem for Mr. Bush, whose campaign is expected to unleash an unrivaled advertising blitz in the coming months.

One provision in the new law, a ban on loans by companies to their executives, may pose a particular problem for smaller companies because they often pay part of the premium for an executive's life insurance.

MOTHER OF GEORGE Andrew Dosunmu's independent feature stars Danai Gurira and Isaach De Bankolé as a Nigerian couple living in Brooklyn, where their difficulties in conceiving a child pose a particular problem in the immigrant community.

Motorcycles pose a particular problem for any "black box" based system - experience with tax disks shows that anything on a bike with a market value will be pinched; transponders and GPS devices will obviously be a target, to be sold on or "rung" for use on illegal vehicles.

Wyden warned that the uncounted FBI searches posed a particular problem, both substantively and for oversight.

The Internet poses a particular problem for autocratic regimes that restrict access to independent sources of information.

In a city where the mobility rate is high, this poses a particular problem to those children who move from school to school.

The outcome posed a particular problem for Mr. Gephardt, because he had invested so much time and prestige into trying to win back the House.

Ben-wa balls – essentially a pair of ping pong balls inserted into the vagina for strengthening and stimulation – posed a particular problem.