Examples of using Pose a problem in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Moving past the firewall should not pose a problem either.".
Although this may not pose a problem for many people, it can limit the amino acids your body can use immediately after exercise.
The installation of these units should also not pose a problem.
The new rules may pose a problem for foreign students.
Low water pressure in tall residential buildings In tall buildings,water pressure on the upper floors can sometimes pose a problem.
Monetary policy could also pose a problem for the dollar in 2019.
French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius announced special securitymeasures“in all the countries where this could pose a problem.”.
However, quantitative analysis can pose a problem with unknown samples and mixtures.
However, once I would gained considerable experience and could fully trust the workings of my mind,nothing could pose a problem.
The accent is quite strong as well, so it can pose a problem even if you speak Korean yourself.
This can pose a problem for short-term travellers who do not have time to take a bus to places like Iguazu Falls, Bariloche and Ushuaia.
Mixing two oils that have equivalent properties will not pose a problem, but final performance cannot be guaranteed.
Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius earlier announced that he had ordered special securitymeasures“in all the countries where this could pose a problem.”.
But that doesn't mean that it can't pose a problem, particularly if it interferes with your everyday life.
In the scenario of 6.7% growth, inflation at 3.2% can be achieved with high determination of the government butwill pose a problem in sustainable growth.
The shifting levels of alcohol in kombucha can pose a problem for pregnant women, children, and individuals with liver disease or pancreatitis or those in recovery.
With its increased range and accuracy,the introduction of this new weapon system could pose a problem for long-term strategic stability in Asia.
But such radiation, even at elevated levels, won't pose a problem for the CubeSat, due to its short lifetime.
If there are longer distances involved and providing power andcooling to active components in the field could pose a problem, then a PON may be the best choice.
Rice is a staple food for Bangladesh's 160 million people andhigh prices pose a problem for the government which faces a national election next year.
That poses a problem for the leadership.”.
The couple themselves also posed a problem for me.
Her age poses a problem.
The iPhone X's battery life hasn't posed a problem for Kevin Krewell, principal analyst at Tirias Research.
So I have posed a problem for you here, but I don't have a solution yet.
Used water normally is lower in quality, even after treatment,which often poses a problem for downstream users.
The question is to what extent color deficiency poses a problem for the usability of a product.
Problem/solution: The author poses a problem or question and then gives the answer.
(Fox News) An invasive insect species native to China,India and Vietnam is posing a problem in at least two states.
It's not that Islam poses a problem in the sense that it is a dangerous religion, but in as far as it wants to affirm itself as a religion of the Republic.".