Sentence examples for cause further difficulties from inspiring English sources

Mindful that his official car would cause further difficulties for the police, he sent for his collapsible bicycle, and pedalled off from Westminster on his own.

Timothy Ash, chief emerging markets analyst for Standard Bank in London, said the news could cause further difficulties for a Russian investment landscape that is already muddied by sanctions related to the Ukraine conflict.

HONG KONG — China's commerce ministry announced on Tuesday in Beijing a steep reduction in export quotas for rare earth metals in the first months of next year, a move that threatens to cause further difficulties for manufacturers already struggling with short supplies and soaring prices.

People could ruin a perfectly fine idea with their lack of online access and IT skills, which is causing further difficulties.

"Our intention, where possible, is to use the published route but we have alternatives in place if the weather causes further difficulties".

The financial crisis of 2008 and on caused further difficulties for Comverse Technology, with new layoffs occurring in October 2008, March 2009, and August 2009.

Furthermore, PTSD also bears potential to cause psychological changes of an individual thus causing further difficulties is estimation of true quality of life, and is also prone to various levels of other possible known and unknown confounders that could affect the results.

In a brief telephone conversation on Wednesday morning, Mr. Ai said he had felt personally compelled to speak out on his colleagues' behalf even though he knew that it might cause further legal difficulties for him.

Not only did they have the worry over the acute illness and the need to get to the hospital each day to visit, but the services which they had in place at home or in the care home were at risk which could cause further disruption, difficulty and vulnerability when the person with dementia was discharged.

The judge said: " … unless the Ministry of Justice and the Department of Health (or one of them) are joined parties, they will continue to seek to avoid any responsibility for the provision of resources … that enable the [court] to meet the minimum procedural requirements and this will cause further delays and difficulties".

Moving the person may cause further injury.