Sentence examples for posed complications from inspiring English sources

Mr. Field added, however, that the shift to casual wear posed complications.

Over the years there have been many other ideas that have posed complications for geomorphic theory.

A third of the rooms had shared baths, which must have posed complications in late 1924, when the Shelton reversed its men-only policy.

This is posing complications for the White House, as it dispatches Mr. Obama to help.

Bush's family name was always sure to pose complications; the surprise, in this campaign, has been how little direction it offered him.

That creates an opportunity for Mr. Obama while posing complications to the candidacies of Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York and Mr. McCain.

Aquinas's theory poses complications for human freedom.

In order to reduce nuclear containment footprint, it is desirable to employ integral designs, which, however, poses complications and design constraints for recirculation type steam generators, being interesting to employ once through steam generators, whose historic at Babcock & Wilcox is better than recirculation steam generators.

On the other hand, above a critical σm value, pDEP cannot be effectively observed (pDEP requires particle conductivity to exceed media conductivity), thereby posing complications toward determining the fxo, due to lack of a clear crossover.

But the principal of Lincoln High, Ari A. Hoogenboom, said the scanning posed logistical complications.

Such restrictions would have posed considerable complications in campaigning had Mr. Giuliani remained as the Republican candidate in the Senate race against Hillary Rodham Clinton.