Sentence examples for pose some issues from inspiring English sources

And of course, there's this country called the United States that has a temperamental reality star at its helm and shares about 9,000 kilometres of border with us, so that could pose some issues.

And of course, there's the United States that has a temperamental reality star at its helm and shares about 9,000 kilometers [5,525 miles] of border with us, so that could pose some issues.

But flashing to a behemoth like Verizon could pose some issues -- they approve of fewer "at-home" remedies such as this.

Of course, the screen's size poses some issues.

Mr. Brinkman said he was very excited by the possibilities of the glasses, but acknowledged that the augmented reality glasses could pose some ethical issues.

This can pose some tricky issues when at least one member of a couple is wealthier than the other and has been married before.

In the rich countries very low interest rates - welcomed by the IMF for their economic benefits - do nonetheless pose some financial issues.

For one thing, Windows 2000 may pose some new security issues, while new state laws may have been enacted that will have an impact on the course.

"[Moskovitz] could not, in my opinion, (nor could officer Fong) give any satisfactory explanation why this jacket, which was clearly part of her outfit that evening, would pose some sort of issue of danger to herself or to any other person at the police station," Bourque wrote.

"New York poses some serious issues because of their wheels," Stone said.

The announcement of Arthur J. Goldberg's candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Gov ernor of New York poses some perplexing issues.