Sentence examples for posed similar problems from inspiring English sources

"The confluence of Gaza and the Ukraine over the summer was a difficult listen for audiences," Angus told a Broadcasting Press Guild lunch on Thursday, adding that the conflict in Syria posed similar problems journalistically.

However, these methods also posed similar problems at high temperatures.

To test whether cyclin B1 posed similar problems, lysis buffers of different strengths were used to extract cyclin B1 from PC3 and DU145 prostate cell lines.

Integrating laboratory data posed similar problems, since the i2b2 hive uses LOINC as the underlying terminology, but vocabularies from legacy systems that contribute laboratory data to the data warehouse do not completely map to LOINC codes.

Spinning the group off to shareholders would pose similar problems.

Mr. Kolkey defended the San Pablo project's size, suggesting that any big casino -- even one with 2,000 or 3,000 slot machines -- would pose similar problems.

Tests for breast cancer risk pose similar problems, though screening procedures, such as mammograms, and interventions, from early use of preventative drugs to a precautionary operation to remove the breasts, are more established.

Villa's frontline in-particular drew praise from manager Paul Lambert; "the front three lads in particular are a handful for any team," and he will be hoping they pose similar problems for Chelsea's defence on Wednesday.

China's trade surplus with America now rivals Japan's in size, a remarkable achievement given its primitive economy.Just as Mr Choate sees Japanese and Chinese lobbying as one piece, so critics of Japan's trade practices believe that China poses similar problems.

Nanotechnology and artificial intelligence pose similar problems.

While Saint Lucia is almost identical in size to Isle of Man, around 600 sq km (372 sq miles), the Caribbean weather is unlikely to pose similar problems!