Examples of using Poses a problem in English and their translations into German
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Their compatibility with the rules currently in force in the EU regarding state aid also poses a problem.
as I believe it poses a problem.
But the production transition required results in expense that still poses a problem for a manufacturer's bottom line.
But it is not the freedom to research that poses a problem, because research is what leads to human progress.
It poses a problem of feasibility since it appears very difficult to consider public transfers in health at the level of the individual.
And I think that this poses a problem….
The unquestioned imperative of this order of ethos poses a problem.
What poses a problem for the tourists is the unsatisfactory public transportation.
That's great for them, but poses a problem for companies.
Fortunately insufficient jawbone no longer poses a problem for implants.
Shrinkage in machine direction always poses a problem, since it is higher.
Darkness often poses a problem- and, of course, a high risk of injury.
Artificial Intelligence, or AI, poses a problem for insurers on more than one front.
In the meantime, coating the material(e.g., chrome-plating) no longer poses a problem.
Returned among others the beaver, and this meanwhile in such numbers that he poses a problem”.
Apart from the energy efficiency of pumps, the salt brine also poses a problem that needs to be solved.
In open call projects, the researcher poses a problem, solicits solutions from other people,
In open call projects, the researcher poses a problem, solicits solutions from lots of people,
relatively easy as regards pressure and time, keeping the necessary temperature of the heating element poses a problem.