Sentence examples for posed a number of problems from inspiring English sources

But all that was in the past, and the news about the elephant posed a number of problems for Juan Carlos, now in his seventies.

"The concept of a ministerial warrant poses a number of problems because it does not provide any form of judicial oversight," Vaile said.

Opium poppy, much like the coca grown in Colombia and Peru, poses a number of problems because there is so much money to be made that powerful political players, from police chiefs to governors, inevitably want a cut.

But this poses a number of problems, too.

While the iPhone is (generally speaking) more advanced than any other handset on the Japanese market, it poses a number of problems for Japanese consumers.

However, assessing the functions of recently restored habitat poses a number of problems because of the transitory occurrence of salmonids in any one location.

But use of a fuel that must be shipped in at considerable cost and from a great distance poses a number of problems, and leads to a lot of temporary blackouts.

However, the dynamics of these networks, as a consequence of mobility and disconnection of mobile hosts, pose a number of problems in designing routing schemes for effective communication between any pair of source and destination.

It has been found that conventional techniques especially of physical and chemical nature pose a number of problems such as high on cost, high material requirement, produce lots of waste and contribute to climate change and environmental degradation.

This poses a number of problems.

Using short reads to define a transcriptome poses a number of problems.