Sentence examples for attempt to cause problems from inspiring English sources

"Certainly it was, in my view, an attempt to cause problems for Gerry Adams.

With the Liberal Party attempting to push through significant welfare reforms with considerable popular support, this seemed certain to cause problems in the relationship between the houses.

The work-rate of Charlton's strikers continued to cause problems and Button was forced into another save from Tony Watt's deflected attempt.

In a clear attempt to cause political problems for Labour, which until now has been careful to give broad support for cuts to the welfare bill that have proved popular with the public, Osborne said the move would be confirmed in a bill to be put to parliament next month.

Retirement itself seems to cause problems.

It was bound to cause problems.

That's really going to cause problems.

Ditches - These tend to cause problems!

This was a clear and deliberate attempt to cause arson.

I've no fang glue and I realize using a small piece of Dentyne gum to adhere the plastic tooth to my real tooth, could cause problems later if I attempt to speak.

Attempting to learn multiple languages could cause problems in the future, because no matter how separate and distinct the languages may be, you may end up permanently mixing the two.