Sentence examples for pose too many from inspiring English sources
You'd think a green-screen photoshoot wouldn't pose too many problems for an athlete.
The important thing is that the Turks offered to send troops, he feels; deploying them might pose too many risks.
Perhaps their bloody-minded vintage manner is a barrier, but that doesn't pose too many problems for Amy Winehouse.
But Witwer said he feels there are a number of logistical issues, namely water rights, that pose too many difficulties to allow the creation of a new state.
It would seem to confirm critics' views that computer-based learning programs are inherently inferior and pose too many unworkable problems to ever become the vital component of our education system that advocates envision.
Gastlys are pretty easy to catch and shouldn't pose too many problems, but Haunters may take a few Pokeballs in order to capture it.
AstraZeneca has rejected Pfizer's £69bn takeover approach, saying the bid undervalues the UK company and poses too many risks.
After several emotional discussions, the couple decided that hanging wallpaper posed too many challenges and that it would be better to paint stripes on the walls.
He will be out six to eight weeks, giving more ammunition to critics who contend that holding the tournament immediately before the regular season poses too many risks.
He could have had an easier time doing what a series of Labour Health Secretaries did and accepting the doctors' terms without posing too many questions.
He believed this configuration, though useful for creating materials for nuclear weapons, posed too many safety risks and created too much hazardous waste for widespread civilian use.
