Sentence examples for posed problems to from inspiring English sources
Real beat Manchester City 3-2 in Madrid in the group stage but were losing until the closing stages while Roberto Mancini's side posed problems to get a 1-1 draw once they had survived an early siege at Etihad Stadium.
Surrogate outcomes have long posed problems to regulatory and reimbursement agencies, as well as to clinicians and clinical practice guideline working groups [ 7, 9, 23, 24].
The introduction of the NHIS was fuelled in part by the need to remove financial barriers of access to healthcare and to enable health providers eliminate administrative and clinical bottlenecks that hitherto posed problems to service quality delivery.
Volatile service charge increases also pose problems to shared ownership tenants, said Fitzpatrick.
InnoCentive offers an online marketplace where organizations can pose problems to a network of more than 200,000 "solvers" who compete for cash rewards for the best solution.
"For me, playing football means having the ball, conjuring moves, harnessing your strengths, posing problems to your opponents, scoring goals and taking risks," he said last week.
He dismissed criticisms that GM could pose problems to human health.
I put forward the team I judged to be the best to pose problems to a good Nigeria side.
We note that in computer graphics the not continuous integrands may pose problems to such gradient-based methods.
Grice's categories of conventional implicature and generalized conventional implicatures, however, pose problems to the distinction between the explicit and the implicit.
At a minimum, it requires designers to develop online environments where students can work together on problems, pose problems to each and critique each other's solutions.
