Sentence examples for pose some difficulties for from inspiring English sources

Unisexual flowers pose some difficulties for interpreting the morphological homologies of various floral organs.

"They have pulverised the Brotherhood and now they are going after secular liberals, even non-political actors who may at some stage pose some difficulty for the regime," said Manek, a business journalist who witnessed Meneai's arrest, and who has now fled the country.

The parliamentary elections posed some difficulties for Musharraf, but not insurmountable ones.

He understands that his cultural re-entry poses some difficulties for him in this regard.

A restriction on controls poses some difficulties for controllability conditions.

As /dz/ is not a sound indigenous to Hakka, it might have posed some difficulties for Hakka learners of Min.

Employing the LCA method on the entire Austrian agricultural system posed some difficulties because LCA methods developed for agriculture are mostly designed for use at farm level [34].

Using the rDNA internal transcribed spacers (ITS) for phylogenetic inferences poses some difficulties.

Despite its theoretical appeal, such a tax does, however, pose some practical difficulties, including the need for up-to-date registers of ownership and credible calculations of a property's value.

A growing reluctance among EU nurses to come to work in the NHS could pose serious difficulties for hospitals, some of which get as many as 20% of their nurses from the European Economic Area.

The youths pose troubling difficulties for American immigration courts.