Sentence examples for pose a significant problem from inspiring English sources

The violence and kidnappings in the south pose a significant problem for Philippine tourism officials.

Animals like elephants, deer and rats are quite good at swimming, and for many birds and bats, a water barrier does not pose a significant problem.

While the crack in the turbine blade may just be a minor flaw, he said, it is unlikely to pose a significant problem to continuing the program.

But Posner contends that this predicament does not pose a significant problem for the economic approach to the law: one need simply acknowledge that imagining the suffering of a murder victim "requires more 'effort' (that is, cost) than immediate perception".

Jason McMillen, a product manager at Garner Products, which specializes in data-elimination equipment, said that providing power to such a device for a sustained period would pose a significant problem.

Even establishing the chain of custody of key evidence such as a laptop computer could easily pose a significant problem: foreign governments might refuse to testify in U.S. courts about how they had obtained the evidence, for fear of having their secret coöperation exposed.

However, one of the wiretaps that prosecutors want admitted poses a significant problem for that defense.

In employment, the chances are they will still face discrimination, while a lot of transphobic crime goes unreported and poses a significant problem for police.

The preferred stock has also posed a significant problem for Emmis's chief executive, Jeffrey H. Smulyan, who controls 59.7 percent of Emmis's common stock.

Air pollution poses a significant problem, especially in the winter months, when thermal inversions impede the westward flow of air from the Indian Ocean.

This issue poses a significant problem that a consequentialist interpretation needs to solve.