Sentences with phrase «pose obvious problems»

In a country where nearly 95 percent of the population is Christian, this continues to pose obvious problems for Jews — the more so now that the traditionally united front of Jewish support for strict separation has sharply fragmented.

«Signatures pose obvious problems: People often pay little attention when scrawling them, and they can be forged,» MarketWatch reported.

That poses an obvious problem during S phase: While DNA replication machineries («replisomes») zip along the chromosomes trying to faithfully duplicate the entire genome in a matter of just a couple of hours, they encounter — on average — multiple cohesin rings that are already wrapped around DNA.

But this poses obvious problems, and many kidsare sophisticated enough to understand that.

Not exact matches

I vaguely favored him over Gunther, assuming his length might pose problems for the latter, but I also assumed that since Stipe picked Gunther to fight first, and to fight Gianetti, Gunther was likely pretty good, and Gianetti might have obvious holes that Stipe had identified.

As far as habitability goes, the researchers themselves point out another problem: due to the massive debris disk surrounding tau Ceti, the outer two planets are likely subject to intense bombardment via comets and asteroids, which would pose obvious issues for life.

But, here's the real truth: the problems with toxic food are not limited to the obvious threats posed by highly processed junk food.

«Finally, there is an obvious logical problem posed by steadily increasing US health and welfare measures and the alleged endangerment of health and welfare discussed in this draft TSD during a period of rapid rise in at least CO2 ambient levels.

Here, Charles Loughton is the very essence of plummy as he repeatedly asks the painfully deaf Miss McKenzie about her distinct and obvious lack of a hearing aid, a lack that poses a bit of a problem as she claims to have overheard a key piece of information.