Examples of using Pose a problem in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The weather, too, can pose a problem.
Jet lag can pose a problem if traveling to a distant race.
Do the different languages pose a problem?
Father is a drug kingpin, which could pose a problem if he ever decided to kill its mother the minute she gives birth.
However, if you have a rental car already,this should not pose a problem.
They[the U.S.] cannot pose a problem to Iran.
When it comes to responding to references and commands, the motor controller's I/Os pose a problem.
Unfortunately, this is the exact mistake that can pose a problem for successful maintenance.
This would mean that the plane would not achieve take-off velocity until further down the runway, but with the runway being almost 2 kilometres(1.2 mi) long,Thain believed that this should not pose a problem.
In the eyes of Western observers, that has left Mr. Putin as the bad cop,which could pose a problem if he decides to return to the presidency next spring.
In open call projects, researchers pose a problem with an easy-to-check solution, solicit solutions from many people, and then pick the best.
However, studies have confirmed thatmoderate-to-severe night sweats and hot flashes may pose a problem for around 10.2 years.
In open call projects, researchers pose a problem with an easy-to-check solution, solicit solutions from many people, and then pick the best.
Even when wisdom teeth come in fully(“erupted” out of the gums),they can still pose a problem for a healthy mouth.
While a cup of coffee ora glass of wine should not pose a problem for most people, overindulgence can lead to temporary or chronic impotence.
The contaminants that were found in the above food are salmonella and Enterobacteriaceae at irregular levels which may pose a threat to animals,and therefore it may pose a problem to family members who may contract them from the family dog.
Mediterranean countries tend to eat a lot of onions and garlic,so determining if they pose a problem for you might be challenging.
Mediterranean countries tend to eat a lot of onions and garlic,so determining if they pose a problem for you might be challenging.
Mediterranean countries tend to eat a lot of onions and garlic, so deter-mining if they pose a problem for you might be challenging.
He posed a problem.
This posed a problem to me.
He posed a problem.
As you're aware, sunlight poses a problem for our ethnic group. We don't tan or burn.
The two couples separate don't really bother me,but the four of them together poses a problem.
But with this and not start, everyone, every day poses a problem, goals, planning your day, month, year This occurs automatically and not all attach to this value.
The use of scissors poses a problem for lefthanded people as the entire instrument is not symmetrical;
In open call projects, the researcher poses a problem, solicits solutions from lots of people, and then picks the best.
But, as you climb higher in these mountains,it's how to deal with death that poses a problem.
As most software and their secrets are easily duplicated, hardware poses a problem when it comes to duplication.
The combination of organized crime andChinese buying of Mexican iron ore poses a problem for President Enrique Pena Nieto, who has gone out of his way to cultivate ties with China.