Sentence examples similar to cause considerable trouble for from inspiring English sources

Polluted water is bound to cause considerable trouble.

The market is continual bedlam and has caused considerable trouble with it union rackets.

This large body caused considerable trouble in Dalmatia and clashed with Byzantine troops as it approached the capital, where Raymond arrived on April 21.

They found a monkey, one Max tells me caused considerable trouble on set.

"We have caused considerable trouble and I apologise from the bottom of my heart," said outgoing JSA Chairman Musashigawa, who has been suspended for failing to stop the betting.

He could cause considerable embarrassment for his longtime patrons.

They also cause considerable disruption for patients and carers.

Bartok, a Hungarian, ran into considerable trouble for using Transylvanian folksongs, which clearly had strong Romanian "fingerprints".

I believe that thinking too much about it may cause considerable personal issues, and we all have our own already: why look for other trouble?

But it would cause considerable embarrassment.

This time, however, a new set of false teeth caused considerable distortion to Washington's mouth; they gave Stuart some trouble, too, but he diligently recorded the expression.