Sentence examples for pose some difficulty from inspiring English sources

"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.

These phenomena pose some difficulties under operating conditions commonly encountered during dynamic testing of structures.

Local minima are observed for this nonlinear problem at hand and they may pose some difficulties in getting the solutions.

At first, he thought the whole being gay thing might pose some difficulties in the bedroom, but, "I was wrong," Johnason wrote.

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

These factors pose some difficulties in assessing the disease burden in this area.

After the enrichment, the mass spectrometric analysis can pose some difficulties as well.

These features pose some difficulties during the automatic assembly of mitogenomes where duplicated elements are prone to be collapsed in the final assembly.

Scientific data support the efficacy of lifestyle measures used in Type II diabetes prevention, however, realities of program implementation in the general population pose some difficulties.

Frequently, the diagnosis of RA may pose some difficulties in primary care, particularly during early disease, and this disease may inappropriately be confused with other rheumatic diseases [ 2].

Interventions which are sector specific or geographically limited should not use national indicators to assess performance as this may pose some difficulties in gauging the extent of progress in the sector or geographic scope.