Sentence examples for pose any difficulties from inspiring English sources

In moving, even tentatively, into this new area of lending, Fannie Mae is taking on significantly more risk, which may not pose any difficulties during flush economic times.

(3.5) Thus by a scaling of the components of (tilde{x}_{0}) in the coordinate system of A's right singular vectors, which computationally does not pose any difficulties, we can solve the original problem (3.3) by working out the solution to the simpler formulation (3.2).

Vaccination was considered part of their tasks and did not pose any difficulties for their clinical practice.

"The additional expense seemed not to pose any difficulty for the Settlement's wealthy donors," Ms. Zimmerman wrote in "Love, Fiercely," a biography of Stokes and the woman he married, Edith Minturn.

Most importantly we have provided one of the most extensive supplements for a sequence/structure analysis paper -- alignments for each toxin and immunity domain have been provided; hence, obtaining starting points for reproducing searches should not pose any difficulty.

English is rarely spoken, but if you simply let them know your intended destination (a map in Russian can be a big help), purchasing tickets rarely poses any difficulties.

This challenge response system is designed in a fashion that it hardly poses any difficulty to a genuine user but is extremely burdensome, time consuming and computationally intensive for an adversary trying to launch as many as hundreds of thousands of authentication requests as in case of an online dictionary attack.

I am not sure about the novelty of the system that is presented but I can admit that is an interesting work which does not pose any reading difficulties to the reader, even to those who are not so familiar.

Finally, missing values or a different number of observations between patients do not pose any particular difficulty for these plots.

Furthermore, during the procedure, it could be worthwhile to place the tip of the embolisation catheter securely distal to the origin of the cystic artery to reduce the incidence of ischaemic cholecystitis; with the large variety of wide lumen micro-catheters available nowadays, this should no longer pose any great difficulty.

Technically, the system maintenance and support is handled by the team of telemedicine of the hospital and has not posed any particular difficulty.