Sentence examples for posed a formidable problem from inspiring English sources

King of Castile and Aragon since 1516 and suzerain also over Habsburg lands in the Netherlands, Naples, and central and eastern Europe not to mention the Spanish possessions in the New World Charles posed a formidable problem for the electors.

The combination of the divine and the human in Jesus posed a formidable problem for 2nd-century theologians, especially the Gnostics, who adopted a cosmological dualism and held that the material world was the creation of the Devil.

This may already pose a formidable problem as some bacteria might only express narrow pores or mutations might lead to decreased expression of porins, porin loss, or narrow channels [ 4].

The short-handed Bulls posed a formidable and physical test.

With a range of 8,000 km (5,000 miles) or more, those missiles posed a formidable threat to an enemy.

Lego posed a formidable challenge: being essentially curveless, it seldom bothered with anything as fancy as aerodynamics.

The treatment of DN has posed a formidable challenge to the scientific community.

That was a formidable problem.

But corruption remains a formidable problem.

Like Yau, Perelman was a formidable problem solver.

Drug resistance remains a formidable problem in managing cancer patients.