Sentences with phrase «pose problems for»

Little things like a firm handshake and unfaltering eye contact can pose problems for introverts.

Sarah Wallace, Partner and Head of Regulatory & Criminal Investigations at Irwin Mitchell said a Brexit result could pose problems for tackling cross boarder crime.

But when an insured without specific counterclaim coverage chooses to assert a counterclaim and retains a second lawyer to do so, the question arises whether, and to what extent, the two lawyers can present a coordinated defense and whether their efforts to do so may pose problems for the insured.

Having Osgoode in the name therefore does pose some problems for us.

The proposal for a joint EU - UK court could pose problems for the Court of Justice's understanding of the autonomy of EU law, and its exclusive position as the interpretative arbiter of its substantive content.

But while users occasionally pose problems for a company's website, you'll also want to carefully monitor your employees.

Among the potential problems was the chance that the deeper water could be more acidic and polluted, and that by circulating water, the fans would pump warmer water onto deeper reefs and pose problems for them.

However, since Mann didn't bring any of the necessary ingredients for fudge, this does as Steve mentions in # 25 pose problems for the panel.

These comments could pose problems for Mayor de Blasio's lawsuit.

Changing temperature and precipitation patterns can affect the lifecycle and distribution of insects, many of which transmit diseases that already pose problems for public health in Illinois.

The shortwave extreme ultraviolet flux is much higher in the distant past, which could pose problems for early Mars to develop a very dense CO2 atmosphere early on for example, since C and O could escape from Mars early in its history (driven by these energetic wavelengths).

* A home without an enclosed garden might pose problems for dogs since they roam.

Another popular Fourth of July activity, backyard barbeques can also pose problems for dogs.

They usually have to clean up feces from your dog which is sometimes deposited on the lawns or even on their door step not to mention if they have pets of their own that a stray dog can pose problems for.

Sleep can also pose problems for mature cats.

And while it's relatively benign compared to many other things, it can pose problems for some vulnerable people and animals.»

Other cats and even dogs rarely pose any problems for them.

The use of corn in dog food is subject to an intense debate: while some state that corn is a nutritious dog food, others claim it can pose problems for dogs.

This could also pose problems for homework assignments, lessons, and more.

This part could pose some problems for Smart Beta ETFs.

And lower deficits do allow for greater savings after all: total foreign reserves as a percent of external debt has more than tripled, with the average country holding close to one unit of foreign reserves for every unit of externally issued debt.8 And a major concern, sticky current account deficits, continues to pose problems for some countries, but the average deficit has shrunk.

The numerous methods for analyzing and valuing stocks pose some problems for the validity of the EMH.

He also firmly believes this will also pose problems for those developing the software.

I don't think it will pose any problems for us.

The engine's long proportions pose problems for crashworthiness and packaging, but clearly BMW thinks the benefits far outweigh the drawbacks.

This in itself may pose problems for payroll departments trying to determine which scheme is applicable when a payment is made around the time of transition.

In a 2003 study, Dr. Kreider and his colleagues found that long - term creatine use (over a 21 month period) did not pose any problems for football athletes who took five grams a day compared to their non-using counterparts.

So, if you're starting out this huge jump could pose problems for your training.

The amount of iron that naturally presents in food like spinach and banana do not usually pose problems for us since even if you take 3 cups of spinach a day your total iron intake is at most 2.43 mg.

A reduction in blood flow and oxygen could lead to lightheadedness or dizziness and may pose problems for people with heart disease or hypertension.

In fact, one bacteria often found in mattresses has been implicated as a possible contributor to SIDS and may pose problems for adults as well:

Cramer acknowledges that the icons could pose problems for people with eating disorders, who need no reminder that it takes far more energy and effort to burn off a doughnut than it takes to eat one.

It's not just sweet treats that can pose problems for people with type 2 diabetes.

Even simple slip - ups like forgetting your sunglasses on a bright day or sleeping in your eye makeup can pose problems for your eyes over time.

The reason that today's big data sets pose problems for existing memory management techniques, explains Saman Amarasinghe, a professor of electrical engineering and computer science, is not so much that they are large as that they are what computer scientists call «sparse.»

And like SARS, the MERS virus seems likely to pose problems for vaccine makers, says Peter Hotez of the Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, Texas, who last year formed a non-profit partnership to make a SARS vaccine.

Even temperature fluctuations and longer - term storage do not pose problems for lithium - ion batteries.

In other words, Snowden's conjecture about encryption could pose problems for people searching for alien life hundreds or thousands of years from now.

A fungus that produces a carcinogen is flourishing in the continuing dry spell across the Midwest, and could pose problems for chickens, cows and pigs

Black holes may dodge the speeding «bullets» that would otherwise strip them naked — and pose problems for Einstein's theory of general relativity.

With age, though, children become more reluctant to admit a misdeed and view truth - telling or tattling as likely to get them in trouble or pose problems for their friends, research shows.

But Howe's integrality could pose problems for the government, since his past is «littered with erratic behavior and litigation,» as the

But some education specialists say that elected school boards in general pose problems for urban school districts with challenges related to poverty.

Public opinion is likely to be split, but any suspicion that teachers are ignoring the plight of those in the private sector who don't have any pension scheme at all could pose problems for the NUT.

Nursing, Terrific for Baby and Mom, Can Pose Problems for Dads by Armin Brott Before their babies are born, just about any expectant father knows breastfeeding is the best way to feed a baby and that his partner should nurse their child for as long as possible.

The 24 year old will no doubt give that added pace, which no will doubt pose problems for any defence if properly utilised.

Will the Clarets pose problems for Arsenal?

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.

We have tough trips to Southampton and West Ham coming up in the Premier League and although neither is enjoying their best season, will still pose problems for us if we are not at our best.

This lack of absolute self - identity through time does indeed pose problems for any doctrine of life after death.