Sentence examples for poses no difficulties from inspiring English sources

The first category poses no difficulties, for he suggests that he can account for these ideas (their contents) — specifically the ideas of what a thing is, what thought is, and so on — by an appeal to his own nature.

If the quantities joined in a ratio are whole numbers, then the definition of their ratio poses no difficulty.

It turns out that such reassessments of priors poses no difficulty for probabilistic inductive logic as I've described it here.

Whereas Modest Continuity poses no difficulty at all, the confinement of phenomenal unity to the contents of momentary states (see Fig. 4.2) means that Strong Continuity is unattainable.

The referee in a soccer game is equally obliged to follow the rules of his game, and the fact that the game is conventional poses no difficulty from this, let us say, "internal-player's" perspective.

Getting the church council's approval for what we wanted, the pastor assured us, would pose no difficulties.

Mr. Puck, owner of Spago and other restaurants, said jokingly that while providing food for the Liebermans would pose no difficulties, the hungry delegates were another matter.

And the manual transmission in which I sat and operated posed no difficulties whatsoever.

In some cases, the presence of such agents may pose no difficulties.

In the present study, the translation to Spanish posed no difficulties, and comparison between the original OIDP and the back-translated English version revealed no conceptual or content differences.

The €200,000 asking price posed no difficulty.