Sentence examples for that poses a problem from inspiring English sources

That poses a problem for lawmakers.

THAT poses a problem for any utility.

That poses a problem should N.H.T.S.A. decide a recall is warranted.

That poses a problem, of course, for organizations operating directly under Roman Catholic auspices.

That poses a problem for institutions working on the deals: under those conditions, they're likely to lose money.

That poses a problem, if the indications from Mark Carney's Lincoln speech are anything to go by.

It isn't today, either, but in silent movies actors had to be physically expressive, and that posed a problem.

That posed a problem for wing designers, because as the air is whipped around the curved shape of a wing, it briefly accelerates to supersonic speeds.

That posed a problem for Apple, which struggled to explain what the two devices were for: if a laptop is best for work on the move, who would pay more for an iPad?

And that posed a problem for Tyrone Brooks, a prominent black state representative from Atlanta, who has worked relentlessly for 23 years to rid the Georgia flag of its dominating Confederate emblem.

Could that pose a problem longer term?