Sentence examples for posed huge problems from inspiring English sources

Order fulfillment and delivery posed huge problems.

Though some major NGOs had stockpiles of basic non-perishable items in Nepal before the quake, the poor country's inadequate road system has posed huge problems even in areas that emerged relatively unscathed from the quake.

Statelessness in Europe can pose huge problems.

Yet even if there is plenty of oil still available under the ground, getting it to market will pose huge problems.

But the coming winter and rising tensions pose huge problems for Donetsk and neighbouring Luhansk, which rely on humanitarian aid and diplomatic and military support from Russia.

Airline unions are so powerful, experts say, that they could pose huge problems not only in voting to approve UAL's proposed $4.3 billion takeover of US Airways, but in determining how and whether two major airlines can unite.

African megacities are at risk of geological disasters and pose huge problems for waste management, supply of raw materials, water use, air quality and climate change.

H1N1 posed huge infection-control problems, especially in hospitals.

Professor Wenzel, a specialist in infectious diseases, points out that the pandemic was more serious and affected more people than many experts concluded, and posed huge infection-control problems.

But they acknowledged that the decision to stress car-pooling and impose the ban during weekday mornings, from 6 a.m. to noon, was a drastic step that would pose huge logistical problems.

It poses huge institutional problems (what would be the relationship between the inner core and the EU itself?) and the Germans have never been very keen because they want to anchor their country in Europe as a whole, not in a self-selected bit of it.