Sentence examples for pose fewer problems from inspiring English sources

Genetically modified foods -- say, meat with more protein and less fat, or eggs with less cholesterol -- seem to pose fewer problems.

In addition, a deal that reduced the number of major players from five to four would obviously pose fewer problems than one that reduced the number from four to three.

In many ways, red blood cells pose fewer problems than nerve, muscle or liver cells which contain cell nuclei and carry the risk of becoming cancerous, Professor Turner said.

But the newest merger might pose fewer problems because ICE focuses on commodities like oil, natural gas and cotton, while NYSE Euronext plies mainly in stock and stock options and derivatives.

"The newest merger might pose fewer problems because ICE focuses on commodities like oil, natural gas and cotton, while NYSE Euronext plies mainly in stock and stock options and derivatives".

A cluster of tents have been pitched, marked by a sign which reads: "Welcome to the desolate north", a reference to the Tory peer who suggested fracking should pose fewer problems in "uninhabited and desolate areas" in the north of England.

The trip to Sicily should pose few problems ahead of next week's return leg in Stockport.

Although no woman had ever served as Habsburg ruler, most assumed at the time that the succession would pose few problems because of Charles VI's diligent efforts to gain recognition for her.

By Donald Malcolm The New Yorker, September 26 , 1964P. 37 One might assume that this Presidential campaign would pose few problems for eccentrics & cranks, but that does not appear to be so.

Pluripotent stem cells could usher in a new age of medicine based on regenerating diseased organs or tissues with injections of tissue material engineered from a patient's own skin or blood, which would pose few problems in terms of tissue rejection.

"Those two wickets turned things Somerset's way on a pitch that seemed to pose few problems for the batsmen".