Sentence examples for this could present a problem from inspiring English sources

The DVD player, which is available now, only uses Sony's memory sticks, and even though Sony cards constitute the largest part of the market, this could present a problem if your digital camera includes a different brand of memory stick.

This could present a problem, especially for the Medicaid cuts, as it will only require a simple majority of legislators to override the vetoes.

If Mr. Karzai's resolve to work closely with the United States and use his own army to fight the Taliban is weakening, that could present a problem for Mr. Obama.

This classification scheme could present a problem: Hispanics have darker skin pigmentation than European Americans, so their NMSC risks and vitamin D production rates would differ.

Whatever the reason, this kind of encounter could present a problem to a potentially flourishing eco-tourism industry.

The situation could present a problem if donations are slow in the early part of next year.

For buyers with children, however, that hot tub could present a problem.

A trade dispute with China could present a problem, and right now more locations around the world are being evaluated and used as places to source products.

The business could present a problem in itself if it falls under the law regulating security agencies -- which must be registered with the state police.

QuickTime and RealVideo content could present a problem for wireless carriers interested in converting existing Web content to MPEG-4 for distribution over their networks.

Nesta's research on innovation agencies suggests they do well when kept some distance from government; if the merger involves greater centralised control, or subordinates innovation to the agenda of science, that could present a problem.