Sentence examples similar to pose some problem from inspiring English sources

Theater productions at Sunset pose some problems.

But the expressway does pose some problems for "L.I.E".

But their narrow focus does pose some problems for a general audience.

"Heilbut's work will pose some problems for black clergy and churches," he wrote in an e-mail.

But is the reality of this new technological world purely positive or does with it pose some problems as well?

Pannu told bcfc.com: "I wish to make it clear that, whilst the benefactor's legal wrangles do pose some problems, we have sufficient contingency plans to cater for the temporary difficulties thrown at us.

One of the main strengths of the Siena striker is his ability in the air, and he should definately pose some problems for the Malawian defence and goalkeeper who look a little shaky at dealing with crosses".

But sleeping much less or much more than this both seem to pose some problems.

After early chances for Robin van Persie and Robben, Wales settled and driven on from midfield by Liverpool's Joe Allen, leading his country for the first time, started to pose some problems for their hosts.

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"The height difference does pose some problems, but nothing too big that we can't handle," Bushner said, according to InTouchWeekly.com.com