Poses an issue

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

In particular Diaper poses an issue that has long dogged the area of Human Computer Interaction and Software Engineering (HCI-SE), namely how to deal with the formality required by the SE side and the sensitivity to context required by the HCI side.

The possibility that raters all have different working definitions of coherence certainly poses an issue for the test statistics.

The significant impedance present in the grid poses an issue deserving attention as converters' stability is no longer a standalone problem.

However, it uses the flammable metal sodium material, and operates in high temperature (300 350°C) conditions, which poses an issue of safety risk.

Evidently this poses an issue during winter months, therefore consider taking a vitamin D supplement to replace this deficiency.

As a result of this, the roadbed no longer sinks into the marsh and spring melt no longer poses an issue.

His political aspirations will not pose an issue to the N.B.A., either.

If all brain partitions scaled predictably with brain size, this would not pose an issue.

I pose an issue that should concern all reviewers of nonfiction books.

However, he said that this would not pose an issue for Zika and that officials have already spoken to "a few companies" able to help advance the development.

Moonlight won't pose an issue because there will be a new moon Sunday, the first of the best nights for viewing.