Sentence examples for raises serious problems from inspiring English sources

The pledge raises serious problems for Zambia, which has a small army with practically no combat experience.

The theological magnanimity implied by the Vatican pronouncement raises serious problems for the Catholic faith, which continues to put Christ at the center of all salvation.

Drawing on research in anthropology, psychology, and a host of other disciplines, Sommers argues that cross-cultural variation raises serious problems for theories that propose universally applicable conditions for moral responsibility.

Palestinian officials brushed aside the statements by Mr. Obama and Mr. Netanyahu that the recent pact between Fatah and Hamas raises serious problems and requires answers from the Palestinian leadership.

The anatomical distribution of neurotransmitter receptors is now often studied using quantitative autoradiography, but the large number of brain regions involved raises serious problems for statistical analysis of such data.

But for many contemporary academics, especially those who bought into postmodern theory in the last few decades, the idea of the "real" raises serious problems.

But actually taking retaliatory military action would raise serious problems and extremely serious dangers.

The applications made by the defendants for the production of witnesses and documents raised serious problems in some instances, on account of the unsettled state of the country.

Although today's proposal moves much closer to the House bill, its size is likely to raise serious problems for many Democrats and moderate Republicans in the Senate.

She added: I had welcomed the Bahraini government's decision to transfer these cases to civilian courts, as military trials of civilians raise serious problems as far as the equitable, impartial and independent administration of justice is concerned.

"Any simple acquisition by Vodafone of Optus's mobile network without condition would raise serious problems," said Allan Fels, chairman of the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, whose approval would be required.