Sentence examples similar to poses real difficulties from inspiring English sources

Either could pose real difficulties for the Liberal Democrats, who wish to retain a free hand regarding their options after the general election.

Modern appliances, she says, with smooth touch-screen surfaces, can pose real difficulties for the visually impaired, requiring tweaks such as attaching small adhesive dots to help identify "on" and "off" buttons and temperature controls.

I just knew there were better ways to produce power, but some of these places are hard to get to and pose real difficulties in how you run and maintain the power supplies.

But, for someone who wants, as I do, to make sense of Hayek, to provide a plausible reading of the development of his ideas, they pose real difficulties.

Poison ivy poses real problems to gardeners and outdoor enthusiasts.

This estimation did not pose substantial difficulties.

Government bureaucracy and increasingly unaffordable housing pose real headaches.

This approach clearly has promise for improving intern preparedness, but implementing it in larger health systems, where four-year, graduate-entry medical degrees are the norm, poses very real practical difficulties.

Since the first discussions of new challenges posed by aspect-oriented programming (AOP) to software testing, the real difficulties of testing aspect-oriented (AO) programs have not been properly analysed.

I have had few real difficulties.

"We are in real difficulties right now.