Sentence examples for posed serious problems from inspiring English sources

But, they say, the bears have not threatened anyone in the neighborhood or posed serious problems.

Jet aircraft posed serious problems because of their greater weight, slower acceleration, higher landing speeds, and greater fuel consumption.

A slowdown in its established markets, volatile prices for raw material and ever-fiercer competition from Asia have posed serious problems for the European manufacturers who dominate in Milan.

Kunar, perhaps more than any other area of the country's northeast, has posed serious problems for American troops, just as it did for the Russians when they occupied the country.

The extinction of the Spanish line of the Habsburgs and the fact that the emperor Charles VI was the last male member of that house posed serious problems for the Habsburg territories, which, at the beginning of the 18th century, were held together mainly by the person of the sovereign, notwithstanding the fact that there were some institutions of central administration.

Nonetheless, the high concentration of on-shore wind farms on the territory of the Apulia Region has posed serious problems over time.

The rush of money can pose serious problems.

The Great Plains area also has marked high- and low-water periods, the latter posing serious problems.

Let's start with the clear acknowledgement that immigration in this period does pose serious problems.

Being away from work for nine years can pose serious problems in terms of re-entry.

Meanwhile, leaving the area untouched does not appear to pose serious problems.