Sentence examples for posed few problems from inspiring English sources

The system of the advanced Caro-Kann used by Ganguly posed few problems for Antonio; it gave him easy counter play on the queenside.

Instead he began with a d3 Ruy Lopez and then an h3 anti-Marshall, two innocuous systems which posed few problems to Carlsen, who in game four was almost winning with Black out of the opening.

A year later, a COBOL-80 compiler was released to DEC VAX users, who noted that conversion of COBOL-74 programs posed few problems.

The Restoration, along with a return to the pre-war Laudian church and the passing of the Act of Uniformity in 1662, posed few problems for the sympathetic and quickly reformed Brasenose; only one fellow left without agreeing.

This would seem a worryingly high probability for such an apparently simple task that posed few problems for controls.

The results demonstrated the effects of the examples: undergraduates who provided examples posed fewer problems not oriented to what they had learned in the lecture classes than those who provided no examples.

The trip to Sicily should pose few problems ahead of next week's return leg in Stockport.

The study, released last month, concludes that some of the town's bars and nightclubs are running smoothly, posing few problems for neighbors.

The $100,000 trailer, given by a Texas company, is one of the grander sort ("triple-wide"), poses few problems for the security people, and, best of all, can be placed close to the mansion.

Although no woman had ever served as Habsburg ruler, most assumed at the time that the succession would pose few problems because of Charles VI's diligent efforts to gain recognition for her.

By Donald Malcolm The New Yorker, September 26 , 1964P. 37 One might assume that this Presidential campaign would pose few problems for eccentrics & cranks, but that does not appear to be so.