Sentence examples for will pose problem from inspiring English sources

During formulation, it has been strictly adhered that the function does not require computational complexity which will pose problem in real-time implementation.

If Ahmadinejad does come, it will pose problems for German Chancellor Angela Merkel and her government.

Louisville's 6-foot-11 sophomore center Gorgui Dieng's size and improvement in the post will pose problems for Anthony Davis, Kentucky's Naismith player of the year finalist.

Whether that trumps Seattle or LA remains to be seen, but player-for-player, it's clear RSL's new options will pose problems.

"I think for, let's say protectionist reasons, the proximity of the Sochi games will pose problems for foreign skaters who want to train in Russia," said Didier Gailhaguet, the president of the French Ice Sports Federation.

But the head of Hellenic Olympic Properties, a state-controlled holding company that is due to assume control of the venues, says that just maintaining the sites will pose problems.

The short answer is that it will pose problems for the current mechanisms by which we fund social insurance programs; but it will not undermine our ability to afford those programs, and it would in fact be cruel and basically irrational to slash social insurance in response to a declining labor share.

Stephen Chick and Anne E. McCormick of FBR are concerned that the integration of Corporate Express will pose problems.

The Japanese will pose problems, of that there is no doubt.

"He has lots of tricks and pace and will pose problems for the opposition".

Wales fear heat and humidity will pose problems for the teams and have asked for breaks midway through each half.