Sentence examples for problem which poses from inspiring English sources

A series of scandals have drawn welcome attention to this endemic problem which poses the greatest threat to China's long-term economic prospects.

The presence of iron and manganese compounds, in groundwater, and eventually in drinking water, is a serious environmental problem which poses a substantial risk to local resource user and to the natural environment.

Heat wave induced heat stress is an existing problem which poses underestimated threats to the dairy industry in Southern Ontario.

History matching in hydrocarbon reservoir simulation is one of such computationally expensive problems which pose challenges in the field of global optimization.

Recall that our intention in solving Problem-1, which poses four levels of overlapping capabilities (Table 8) and six layouts (Table 12), was to optimize material handling and other cost elements.

For my part, I did not feel that the Directive on the Protection of Workers posed a problem, unlike the Services Directive, which poses some problems in practice.

It also offers solutions to problems arising from the same origin policy [ 7], which poses problems in the event that MDAT and IDAT servers are run under different hostnames.

High salinity groundwaters are obtained in the municipality which poses problems for current and future domestic water supply exploitation.

Correctional settings have not been designed for older prisoners or those with dementia, which poses problems for physical and psychological health.

Furthermore, a large part of the features they used assesses structural features of pre-miRNAs, which poses problems when analyzing closely related species since structure is more conserved than sequence.

We do not routinely use endorectal coil MRI due to difficulty in coil placement and limited field of view (FOV), which poses problems with bulky tumors.