Examples of using Poses a problem in English and their translations into Serbian
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This poses a problem.
Dreyfuss' immortality poses a problem.
Poses a problem for a gent, does it not?
The diary poses a problem.
He was using his power that he'd gotten from his father, Apollo, to raise the dead,which obviously poses a problem.
Your situation poses a problem.
AM: And this poses a problem for me, because it means I'm walking like that all night long.
The term“really” poses a problem.
This poses a problem for Bond, who has traditionally been defined as much by his power over women as his ability to save the world.
Unfortunately the stage still poses a problem.
In open call projects,the researcher poses a problem, solicits solutions from other people, and then picks the best.
It appeared that this request also poses a problem.
In open call projects, the researcher poses a problem, solicits solutions from lots of people, and then picks the best.
For example, I'm unable to contribute as much to savings as he does, and this poses a problem in the grand scheme of things.
This poses a problem for Bond, who has traditionally been defined as much by his power over women as his ability to save the world.
Their alarming spread poses a problem for public health.
This poses a problem: the recent shift in the emphasis of international and foreign national governments' assistance programmes favour state institutions rather than NGOs.
For example, I'm unable to contribute as much to savings as he does, and this poses a problem in the grand scheme of things.
This poses a problem for consumers because hidden drugs could interact with other medications that someone is taking, or they could harm someone with current health conditions.
Most perpetrators of violence do not see their problem, they believe that the partner is responsible for the violence- she is the one that poses a problem.
Some would even accept a declaration that was only supported by the Washington-- although this poses a problem since it is the EU, not the United States, which is supposed to be launching a mission to succeed UNMIK.
This poses a problem because the pH level of a typical Moscow Mule doesn't even come close to a 6 when you consider its main ingredients, ginger beer and vodka, which are both acidic with a pH level of 4, and lime juice, which is even more acidic with a pH of 2.
On Tuesday, Netanyahu called Iran's growing influence in Syria"further proof that Iranian aggression has not subsided in the least following the(U.S.-led)nuclear agreement, something which poses a problem not just for Israel but for every country in the Middle East and the entire world.".
The increasingly complex and globalized, current economic andfinancial situation poses a problem whose resolution requires professionals covering the need for companies to have expert panels that have a consolidated accounting issues preparation, both nationally and from an international perspective.
Goats and sheep pose a problem for managing the flora of the park.
Collars should not pose a problem for larger, well-trained and obedient dogs.
But she doesn't think it will pose a problem.
Morphology can also pose a problem.
Will toxins from the shuttle pose a problem to the environment?
But she doesn't think it will pose a problem.