Sentence examples for would pose problems from inspiring English sources

But making use of the authority would pose problems.

Buying fewer shares and allowing the government stake to shrink would pose problems.

If Spain withdraws its troops, it would pose problems not only for the Bush administration but also for Poland.

Dr. Strogatz said this was classic Winfree: "He would pose problems for himself without even caring whether they had a solution".

Randy Stutz, director of special projects at the American Antitrust Institute, which has asked the F.T.C. to block the deal, said that even with the divestments, Universal's enhanced size would pose problems for the music industry and for consumers.

Some in the rich world are quietly exploring the idea.Years of cheap money in the rich world would pose problems for policymakers in emerging economies, as capital flooded in seeking higher yields.

Any plain reading would immediately pose problems of coherence and sense to any open-minded reader.

Philip Angelides, the state treasurer, said the emergency measures would not pose problems, as long as they were temporary.

Mr. James, the Lynas executive vice president, said in a separate telephone interview from Sydney on Monday that the steel piping used in the plant was carefully engineered and would not pose problems.

Data combination wouldn't pose problems.

The issue of Clinton's private email server was raised by Chuck Todd, a co-moderator, who asked whether Clinton could reassure Democrats that a pending FBI investigation would not pose problems should she win the nomination.