Sentence examples for cause increasing problems from inspiring English sources

DESPITE their recent retreat from the eastern city of Goma, Congo's M23 rebel group has vowed to return and looks set to cause increasing problems for the embattled Congolese president, Joseph Kabila.

Moreover, lock-in depths seem to cause increasing problems toward the southeastward direction on the CLP where certain excursion is missing or poorly captured in most sections (Sun et al. 2013).

However, dislocated hips tend to cause increasing problems because of stiffness and joint contractures.

We now know that restricting your movement in this way can lead to the pain persisting for longer than is necessary and can cause increased problems with stiffness once patients start to get moving again.

Jerome's pace caused increasing problems as Ipswich chased the game and the Norwich striker almost netted a third for his side but, when clean through, his effort was blocked by Bialkowski.

Stam was causing increasing problems for Spurs down the Wigan right but although they could not take advantage here, Latics boss Roberto Martinez will retain confidence that his team - who avoid the big clubs in their next six games - can yet fight their way out of the relegation zone.

Secretary of the Penarth Marina Residents Association Alwyn Evanssaidid the group would be objecting to the application on the ground the skyflyer was "visually intrusive, in an inappropriate location, and would cause increased parking problems".

Public Health England this week announced that too much time in front of TV and computer screens is causing increasing psychological problems, such as depression and anxiety, in children.

The catch is China's issues with actually enforcing these standards on the ground – a problem that is likely to cause Beijing increasing problems if it doesn't find a way to reconcile its commercial ambitions with ensuring a safe and peaceful reception for the growing number of Chinese companies and workers in conflict-affected countries across the world.

Ford's problems are causing increasing speculation about the future of its chief executive, Jacques A. Nasser.

The problem? Increased religious diversity is causing increasing religious conflict.