Sentence examples for posed a new problem from inspiring English sources

It also posed a new problem for the American-led occupation force in Iraq, where Spain has 1,300 troops, because the Socialists have said they will withdraw them in the absence of a clear United Nations mandate.

Much of the wall art was painted on bricks or corrugated iron, which has posed a new problem for the project.

The river posed a new problem.

And British label Preen created a fresh sartorial dilemma at its New York show with a lacy see-through body: while forgoing a bra may have been a good look for the model on the catwalk, for us mortals it poses a new problem: what underwear to wear under underwear?

Neuberger poses a new problem for them.. Boy will he keep them hoppin If they direct their initial researches, as we have done, on a modest scale, to the helpful Reader's Guide, they will learn the magnitude of their task.

Efforts to reduce overprescribing of pain killers had previously reduced deaths in some areas of the city, but fentanyl, an opioid analgesic that is being mixed into bags of heroin, poses a new problem.

According to THR, Orth's article poses a new problem for Cruise as it involves him directly in some of Scientology's shadier allegations -- though, Bert Fields, Cruise's longtime attorney, told the magazine that no intelligent person should believe Orth's story, which never actually claimed Cruise was aware of the reported girlfriend-auditioning process.

They then proceeded progressively to more challenging work in a predictable routine: posing a new problem, diagnosing the difficulties, providing leading questions and hints until a solution was reached, and then moving on to a more difficult problem.

Suspension bridge equations (1.1) have been posed as a new problem in the field of nonlinear analysis [1] by Lazer and McKenna in 1990.

The ploy was to try to hit Janko's height and pose Iceland a new problem.

In Section 3, we use the change of variable (z={x_{3}}/{varepsilon}), to transform the initial problem posed in the domain (Omega^{varepsilon}) into a new problem posed on a fixed domain Ω independent of the parameter ε.