Sentence examples for pose major problems from inspiring English sources

Still, pay experts warn that huge retention and merger award payments can pose major problems.

The Bears and their stout Cover 2 defense will pose major problems for Britt.

I'm sure, I'm confident the air quality will not prove to pose major problems to the athletes and to the visitors in Beijing," he said.

Such inconsistencies are not new, but they pose major problems for the city's plan to replace its 32 elected school boards with parent councils, which are to be chosen, under a new state law, by officers of parent associations.

Although a large number of organic compounds have since been synthesized, the structural complexity of certain compounds continues to pose major problems for the laboratory synthesis of complicated molecules.

This ongoing process of acidification could pose major problems for the world's coral reefs, as the changes in chemistry prevent corals from forming a calcified skeleton, which is essential for their survival.

If the boat was a houri, that would not have posed major problems.

The bill poses major problems for Governor Davis, a Democrat, as he seeks re-election.

Since the rock lay some 100 feet (30 m) below the river surface, reaching it posed major problems.

Coming into a club that had just won the treble, and under a trainer as widely respected and popular as Jupp Heynckes, could have posed major problems.

The decision apparently made by the administration to reorient the F.B.I. to make counterterrorism its No. 1 job poses major problems for civil liberties.