Sentence examples for posing any problems from inspiring English sources

I can't see Japan, Canada or Tonga posing any problems.

Though there was no sign in the early stages that the tape wrapped around his left knee was posing any problems, he would soon appear much less explosive, calling for a trainer and letting some wide shots fly by unchallenged.

Because the undergraduates were instructed to pose problems in the domain of the base, posing any problems in other domains was a violation of the instruction.

The actor added that being a father in real life didn't pose "any problems in approaching this role, no more so than the fact that being more or less 'normal' has not prevented me from playing madmen or criminals.

In this sense, we don't consider this case as posing any problem under international law".

So this one shouldn't pose any problems.

Everyone would be OK if this technology did not pose any problems, but that's not the case".

The company, a subsidiary of N.T.T., said it was checking the program's source code to make sure that it did not pose any problems.

The European competition commissioner, Mario Monti, said after an initial examination, that Italy's proposed new insolvency law for large companies facing bankruptcy, like the dairy group Parmalat, did not pose any problems under unionwide government aid laws.

Solicitor Ian Lucas, who represents Mr Rees-Jones in his home town of Oswestry, Shropshire, said the United Nations posting as deputy head of security in the town of Suai would not pose any problems for the former paratrooper.

Older victims of the recession struggling to get back into work would no doubt scoff at the suggestion that age discrimination poses any problems for people in their 20s.