pose a problem

Frequency: 8.024.5 per million words

to create a situation that is unwelcome or harmful and needs to be dealt with

poseVERB + NOUN (as object)

Categories:

problem

Examples (10)

  • The new regulations could pose a significant problem for small businesses.
  • Lack of communication often poses a serious problem in team projects.
  • His controversial remarks have posed a major problem for the company's public image.
  • Environmental pollution continues to pose a global problem that requires urgent attention.
  • If we don't address this issue now, it will pose a greater problem in the future.
  • The sudden shortage of resources posed an unexpected problem for the expedition.
  • For many developing countries, access to clean water still poses a fundamental problem.
  • The outdated software might pose a security problem if not updated soon.
  • Finding a solution to the traffic congestion has posed a persistent problem for city planners.
  • Does this proposed change pose any problem for the current workflow?