Sentence examples for poses more problems from inspiring English sources
The group's closed nature poses more problems.
It also poses more problems for the people who put it on.
(The crowds posed more problems at Mr. Smith's second inauguration.
The politically astute Lincoln was aware that Vallandigham's arrest and conviction posed more problems than it solved.
The measures over-reach, open up new battles that conservatives would be ill-advised to fight, and pose more problems for Republican candidates than for Democrats.
In the event, it was minimal, with Balotelli posing more problems in a 45-minute substitute's appearance than anyone else in yellow.
TV: CBS, 3 30 p.m. Rutgers (2-1) at Pittsburgh (3-0) Virginia Tendednded Rutgers's two-game resurrection, and Pitt should pose more problems.
It is the chronic injuries that pose more problems -- not the wounds of fallen heroes, but the pain of limping foot soldiers.
As a director, he believes firmly that a film should pose more problems than it solves; his ideal viewer is "one who leaves with questions".
Gordon Brown, a man for whom downtime must pose more problems than most, was faced this weekend with the public escalation of a bitter spat between his two most senior lieutenants.
Incident was sorely lacking but Firmino posed more problems for the home defence in the second half as he concentrated his runs on the penalty area rather than out wide.
