Sentence examples for cause of difficulty from inspiring English sources
The main cause of difficulty is a built-in delay to universal credit which requires claimants to wait at least 42 days before receiving a benefit payment.
Often the tension presented is one of "old world" and "new world" and the characters whose monstrosity is deemed to be the cause of difficulty are only really guilty of operating in a manner that no longer fits the mores of contemporary society.
Not all adhesions impair health or well-being, but they are the most common cause of difficulty becoming pregnant (reduced fertility), chronic lower abdominal pain as well as constipation and may even cause life-threatening bowel obstruction (ileus).
The presence of lumbosacral transitional vertebrae (i.e. sacralisation of L5 or lumbarisation of S1) is another cause of difficulty since the sterEOS 3D software is not validated yet for this type of anatomical variant (Fig. 8).
Blood sampling was also sometimes a cause of difficulty.
Critical illness polyneuromyopathy (CIPM) constitutes a significant cause of difficulty in weaning patients from the ventilator, prolongation of their stay in the ICU and increased morbidity and mortality.
Money is often a cause of difficulties and concerns in the first term, and new students need to be as prepared as possible.
Failure to consider these uncharted glaciers may be an important cause of difficulties in closing the GMSLR budget during the twentieth century: their contribution is on average between 0.17 and 0.53 millimetres of SLE per year, compared to a budget discrepancy of about 0.5 millimetres of GMSLR per year between 1901 and 1990.
Weaver, who sent the memo on 3 January, identified a 40% shortfall in the number of specialist cancer nurses as the key cause of "difficulties" its day treatment unit (DTU) is having giving rising numbers of cancer patients chemotherapy quickly enough.
