Sentence examples for poses large problems from inspiring English sources

This poses large problems in the correct assembly of large multi-gene family genes such as var genes.

The "perfect storm of hot, flat and crowded" poses five large problems: (1) inequities caused by energy supply and demand; (2) petrodictatorships in oil rich countries; (3) climate change and its impact; (4) energy poverty across the world's poorer nations; and (5) the loss of biodiversity in nature.

The appointment of influential people with their own agendas, sometimes at loggerheads with the bank's, poses a large problem for the way its projects are administered.

According to youth worker Patrizia Castelli, "the rampant flow of information and the unlimited possibilities for consumption on the internet pose a large problem for people with such preconditions".

His division is posing the largest problems.

To my mind, the film poses a larger problem.

The representation issue poses a larger problem: the temporal representation of signals (amplitude varying with time) is unsuitable for perceptual coding.

Metastasis, which is considered a vital step in the progression of cancer, poses the largest problem for cancer treatment and is the main cause of cancer-associated deaths.

This indicates that gene repeats such as the surface antigens, which are driven towards diversity, were in many cases separated in the assembly; whereas highly similar repeats pose a larger problem for the assembly program.

It's at this point that you notice the large problem posed by Pynchon's loftily postmodern way with character (postmodern in its implicit denial of the idea, once so useful to the novel, of a coherent psychology capable of interesting moral development).

In Spanish hospitals, the patients' relatives have to feed them and change their bed pans themselves, something that of course poses fewer problems for large Spanish families than for elderly British people out in Spain on their own.