Sentence examples for pose hardships from inspiring English sources

In some agencies, that could pose hardships: more than 1,000 employees retired from the Human Resources Administration alone, officials said.

A moratorium over such a wide area would pose undue hardships on residents and business owners who seek to improve their properties.

One of the trade groups that opposed the change, the National Community Pharmacists Association, said in a statement on Thursday that the move would "likely pose significant hardships for many patients and delay relief for vulnerable patients with legitimate chronic pain".

With that, some of the most vexatious issues in land-use regulation will be open for new debate: Do zoning and landmarks laws pose special hardships for religious institutions?

Because gill nets are among the most efficient ways to catch fish, simply prohibiting this gear would pose a hardship for fishermen.

Bloomberg officials have opposed the legislation, saying that it would be extremely costly and pose a hardship for landlords, while replicating programs already in place.

Mr. Rose contends that the security officers' request to wear their hair tied at the back does not pose undo hardship on the partnership.

Bloomberg's aides have argued that the legislation would be extremely costly and pose a hardship for landlords, while replicating programs already in place.

The fees would amount to only about $1.1 million for all 41 groups, but some group officials said they would pose a hardship because the groups have not been allowed to increase their budgets for three years.

Zimbabwe has argued strongly for a legal trade in lions and its Cites delegate said living with lions poses serious hardships for communities, as cattle and sometimes people can be killed by them.

Bark beetles are largely known for their ability to undergo intermittent population eruptions that transform entire landscapes and pose significant economic hardships.