Sentence examples for which does present from inspiring English sources

And it has to be international, which does present a challenge because a lot of consumer products are different brands in different regions.

Rather than tackling the projected rise in entitlement spending, which does present a long-term threat to the country's prosperity, policy makers, particularly congressional Republicans, are intent on making short-term spending cuts across the board, which would threaten the current economic recovery.

"We have to teach them in the work environment which does present us with a problem.

Toddlers have been known to toss stuffed toys or socks into the lamp's bowl (which does present a certain beanbag-toss allure).

However, despite Yahoo Mail's technology overhaul and redesign – which does present a nicer-looking, better-functioning version of the product than we've seen in the past – it may be difficult for Yahoo to attract new users to its email service.

For example, in defense of the interpretation of Plato's Timaeus, which defends Plato against Aristotle's criticisms by claiming that the creation of the world in the Timaeus is metaphorical, a Platonist could point to the forged treatise of Timaeus of Locri which does present the generation as metaphorical but which can also be regarded as Plato's source.

Nonetheless, for the few substations which do present a large standard deviation in peak position, the model cannot accurately predict this behaviour (Fig. 1).

There are a group of patients with occult metastases which do present later after primary treatment and have a poorer outcome than would have been anticipated from their original disease [ 9, 12].

It legitimized the connoisseurship of violence, which does not present itself as an appetite for cheap thrills, but rather as a taste for the finer things.

However, the CII, which does not present such restriction, showed to be the least efficacious.

Therefore, we manipulate the bimodal keypoints with RMD, which does not present this problem.