Examples of 'could pose a problem' in a sentence
Meaning of "could pose a problem"
could pose a problem: has the potential to create a difficulty or issue. This phrase is used to indicate that there is a risk of a problem occurring
How to use "could pose a problem" in a sentence
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could pose a problem
Cause that could pose a problem.
I do not see how my temporary presidency could pose a problem.
This could pose a problem.
But i think that your dreams could pose a problem.
He could pose a problem in future.
Even windows on the first floor could pose a problem.
This could pose a problem if there are a lot of settings available.
It is the ways in which they may be interpreted that could pose a problem.
He could pose a problem.
But debt held by the European Central Bank and the IMF could pose a problem.
Despite the fact that it could pose a problem in case the girl is Amish.
In addition, removal of the container at the end of densification could pose a problem.
Which could pose a problem if he ever decided to, say.
Well, that certainly could pose a problem.
He could pose a problem if he's left alive.
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But for internet facing sites, this could pose a problem.
However, this could pose a problem for the married man.
As a second consequence, keeping the anode cool enough could pose a problem.
Anything that could pose a problem for your training or your career?
Also, read garment labels to avoid materials such as latex that could pose a problem.
In the long term, this could pose a problem for the overall profitability of this company.
Not to mention, getting glass railings for an area filled with trees could pose a problem.
These powerful enemies could pose a problem for the tech giant in the future, analysts say.
His skills are extraordinary, but accepting a runaway slave into our army could pose a problem later.
This could pose a problem later!
His aura continues to grow . This could pose a problem.
Danny? That could pose a problem.
A couple where the woman is actually a man? That could pose a problem.
Varying definitions of " indigenous " could pose a problem in collecting data ;.
He noted also that, because of unprotected territorial borders, drug-trafficking could pose a problem.
This guy Jack, waving his around could pose a problem for us.
Is that how he cries with that loud, sustained, squealing cry? That could pose a problem.
Which, for anyone else, could pose a problem.
Regions which are a long way from Europe 's main markets could pose a problem.
As a full-back, his lack of pace could pose a problem.
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The problem is this is meant to be a family trip
I heard you got a problem with ghosts
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