Sentence examples for presenting some problems from inspiring English sources

They did this by presenting some problems of formal logic to their experimental subjects as a card game.

"Unregulated capitalism... is presenting some problems!" is how a gleeful, schadenfreude-filled Gawker blog post summed up the mess.

But Smolny also presents some problems.

But a Breeders' Cup at Monmouth did present some problems.

I write in the area of food, travel and lifestyle, and this presents some problems.

The normal six-heart contract presents some problems, and seven hearts seems impossible.

But any frailty that is chronic will, by definition, always present some problems.

But the quarry, which is peppered with no-tresspassing signs, also presents some problems as publicly owned open space.

After 25... Qc3 26 Nc3, Radjabov had managed to struggle into an endgame, but that presented some problems of its own after 26... Re8 26...!

The fast-moving nature of the video-game industry does present some problems for Mr Mollick's research.

If everything is implemented it would justify the 'radical' label, but would also present some problems that have not yet been widely acknowledged.