Sentence examples for this might pose from inspiring English sources

Alone, this might pose little deterrent to America's digital forgers.

This might pose severe constraints on the ability to recognize diverse structures with similar activity.

Banks are struggling again and this might pose a bit of a problem for the future.

(This might pose the question of an A7 or A8 processor replacing the Intel chip inside a MacBook Air.

This might pose political problems for the minister pushing this solution because the government sets rail fare policy.

Nelly unknowingly identifies the problem this might pose for a reader: "You can see a painting, touch it," she says.

First, the use of university undergraduates as participants of this study might pose issues of generalizability and external validity, as this sample could not fully represent the diverse demographic qualities of online consumers.

Emanuel, the Cecil and Ida Green Professor of Atmospheric Science in MIT's Department of Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences, says that increases of this magnitude might pose significant risks to some coastal locations around the world.

The study also includes anenvironmental risk index and life cycle analysis (LCA) approach to evaluate the facility.The auditing arrives with a conclusion that this facility might pose a hazard to the environment and health if no adequate control measures are taken consistently.

This one might pose even bigger problems, but now they're more familiar with these notoriously temperamental mountains.

If left unresolved, this situation might pose a weak link in China's PHE response chain.