Sentence examples for posed further problems from inspiring English sources

Rawls' "moral powers" condition has posed further problems.

Energy analysts said while a cold winter might not greatly increase the risk of power cuts, because most heating is supplied by gas, it could pose further problems for National Grid.

The building of the industrial complex at Fos-sur-Mer also attracted many thousands of migrant workers from North Africa in the 1960s, posing further problems of housing the city's immigrant population.

However, identification of this mode poses further problems in communities with low prevalence of infection and high prevalence of cross-reactors [36].

Bisphosphonates (derivatives of PPi) could be ineffective or pose further problems [ 118].

The curvature of the articular surfaces poses further problems and also pre-disposes to instrument bending or breakage, demanding careful and gentle handling.

Understanding the genetic control and mode of action of genes involved in abscission could pave the way for development of an indehiscent grain amaranth, though this may pose further problems in threshing the crop with existing machinery.

To prevent the festering ditch posing further health problems, it was ordered that the moat should be drained and filled with earth.

The use of TEA in patients with SAP poses further clinical problems.

35, 37– 39, 44 It seems sensible, therefore, that in cases where additional weight gain may pose further potential health problems, dietary and lifestyle advice given at the initiation of insulin therapy should be followed-up on a regular basis.

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