Sentence examples for posed troubles for from inspiring English sources

Logistical issues with the bridge itself, such as restrictions on how many people could stand on the bridge at a time, also posed troubles for filming.

But until the moisture returns, weaker, erratic winds could pose trouble for the firefighters.

Since property and construction make up 13% of GDP, a big fall would pose trouble for the economy.

While the market turmoil may pose trouble for Merrill's investment banking business, it could be a blessing for Merrill's brokerage business, Mr. Patrick said.

Viewers continued to flock to the TV versions of the op-ed page in the evenings, according to Nielsen Media Research ratings released Tuesday, posing trouble for CNN, which placed third for the month in weekday prime time from 8 to 11 p.m. Fox News Channel, the longtime No. 1 cable news operation and a unit of the News Corporation, has extended its lead over CNN and MSNBC in recent months.

That could pose trouble for ad shops and print and broadcast media.

But the Chairman of the House Republican Conference thinks Barack Obama's ability to turn out African-Americans voters across the south could pose trouble for some Republican incumbents in states that McCain will still carry.

These allegations include "making misleading statements to, or withholding material evidence from, federal investigators or other federal employees; trying to interfere with FBI or congressional investigations; trying to break through the FBI's shield surrounding ongoing criminal investigations; and dangling carrots in front of people who might otherwise pose trouble for one's hold on power".

The youths pose troubling difficulties for American immigration courts.

For anyone who cares about diversity in the world of books, the rise and rise of the 'super brand' author poses troubling questions.

The loss of work posed financial trouble for Ms. Jimenez, who used her savings to pay her bills through October.