Sentence examples for pose a special problem from inspiring English sources

Publicity crimes pose a special problem for the press.

The ashes of my ancestors in the urns above the mantel pose a special problem.

Yet his public visibility and popularity also pose a special problem, which became apparent even before he took office last year.

Respondents with pre-existing firearm prohibitions were numerous and pose a special problem.

A good deal of the work that has been done defending moral realism is devoted either to meeting these burdens or to showing that they do not pose a special problem just for morality.

Mine tailings pose a special problem not only because these comprise the bulk of the generated waste from mining, but also due to the characteristically high metal concentrations (David 2002).

Large flavored ice coffees posed a special problem because of the sugar in the flavored syrup.

But Nielsen, in their view, posed a special problem: because she was so pliant and inexperienced, they said, she risked turning D.H.S. into an overt political pawn of the Trump White House.

"Islam poses a special problem for Western society," he says.

The presence of wall slip poses a special problem while measuring actual rheological properties of emulsions.

Consequently, spam filtering poses a special problem in text categorization, of which the defining characteristic is that filters face an active adversary, which constantly attempts to evade filtering.