Sentence examples for pose novel from inspiring English sources

Terrorism poses a serious threat to these rights and religious fanatics pose novel challenges.

But troubling laboratory tests suggest some nanoscale particles may pose novel health risks by, for instance, slipping easily past barriers to the brain that keep larger particles out.

In our video, he mentions skipping over easy languages like Spanish, instead choosing new languages like Ojibwe, because they pose novel challenges like agglutination or ergativity.

Despite hundreds of Fourth Amendment decisions over the years, this area of the law continues to pose novel questions, and the justices retain a keen interest in it.

These CA policies pose novel design problems like multi-channel hidden terminal, sporadic disconnections.

It argued the importance of a skill to pose novel problems.

A stopgap stint at a religious radio station introduces double trouble among her co-workers: a pious but corruptible boy and an aloof girl who poses novel possibilities.

But he added that high real estate values were driving developers to propose creative ways of building on small sites, posing novel problems for the department.

His new work, simply titled Play, called for a trio (wife, adulterer and mistress) to be encased in urns, which posed novel problems for its director, George Devine.

Jurisdiction Several cases this term posed novel questions about the jurisdiction of the federal courts to resolve disputes over events that took place outside the country's borders.

The uncoordinated nature of femtocell deployment poses novel and interesting challenges on radio resource management (RRM).