Sentence examples for pose a peculiar problem from inspiring English sources

As such, they pose a peculiar problem for infant language learners: These variants occur in the ambient language, but they are not used to encode lexical contrasts.

But the success of "Hey Baby" posed a peculiar problem.

And "being typical" poses a peculiar problem in performance history, because performance historians have so valorized triumph that extraordinariness has come to stand as a default measure of what matters in performance history.

Children pose a particular problem.

Small magnets can pose a special problem.

Raw sprouts, though, pose a special problem.

When they occur in combination they pose a peculiar challenge.

Egypt posed a special problem.

Secrecy poses a special problem for scholars.

Recently, Mr. Dowling, a competent amateur mechanic, was stumped by a peculiar problem.

Ventilation will pose a huge problem.