Sentence examples similar to posing some problems from inspiring English sources

Theater productions at Sunset pose some problems.

The move posed some problems.

I posed some problems myself.

Poison will work, but it poses some problems.

But the expressway does pose some problems for "L.I.E".

But it then bid high for aQuantive.Buying aQuantive poses some problems, however.

But their narrow focus does pose some problems for a general audience.

"Heilbut's work will pose some problems for black clergy and churches," he wrote in an e-mail.

But even with story intact, he said, his nontraditional vision had posed some problems with Bournonville purists.

But having a crown set into the dial poses some problems, especially when the minute hand hits the barrier of the crown.

Anthony said his ankle was not an issue, but he conceded that his left wrist — which was also injured last Thursday in Memphis — posed some problems.