Sentence examples for posed difficult from inspiring English sources

But each positive step in Mr. Rawlins's recovery has posed difficult challenges for his wife.

Experts who were interviewed last week agreed that the case posed difficult questions.

Main dishes posed difficult choices: venison, strip steak, salmon, bass (on one night), cod (on another night), lamb or veal?

He posed difficult but hypothetical questions to Douglas J. Woods, a deputy attorney general, and Charles P. Diamond, who represents a proponent of the recall, Ted Costa.

Martin Baron, The Herald's executive editor, said yesterday that covering an emotional event in a racially diverse community posed difficult challenges.

A man who has posed difficult questions about the nature of masculinity in popular culture, and blended rap's braggadocio with equal measures of doubt and fear.

Both of these options pose difficult problems.

The choices each pose difficult foreign policy questions.

But the world outside America's borders continues to pose difficult challenges for Washington policy makers.

Continuous innovation will pose difficult challenges for people and governments the world over.

They also bear some responsibility for the growing volatility of global financial markets and pose difficult questions for regulators.