While it may be confusing to some folks, it has posed no problems.
He conceded that inventories were leaner in general but said that posed no problems.
Most of the principles of evolution posed no problems for Islamic theology, he said.
The libretto, which Messiaen wrote himself, would have posed no problems for an audience of fourteenth-century Loire villagers.
The airports in Spain posed no problems, and surprisingly Tallinn's new airport is also a hassle free environment.
He has his own cell but works handing out meals and doing other chores and has posed no problems, a spokeswoman for the jail said.
The angular intervals of "Wind Walked By," which Mr. Costello sings on the new Jazz Passengers album, posed no problems for Ms. Harry, and neither did the brisk swing of "Kidnapped," originally sung by Mavis Staples.
According to Clanchy the difficult subject matter of the story, which charts the charged encounters between a mother and a dying son, posed no problems for her while writing.
A tie that appeared awkward for the Premier League club when the draw was made posed no problems for a Sunderland side playing with the sort of confidence and conviction that was so badly lacking under Steve Bruce.
David Eidelman, a portfolio manager at Eidelman, Finger & Harris in St . Louis who ran research departments at two regional firms in the 1970's, said that analysts' owning stocks they covered had posed no problems for the firm or its customers.
A long punt upfield from Tomas Hubschman should have posed no problems but once Hummels got caught underneath it and Schmelzer backed off, Costa produced two exquisite touches - first killing the dropping ball, the second sweeping home - to convert.
