Sentence examples for cause some difficulties from inspiring English sources

I understand that this may cause some difficulties at the publishing house.

Colloidal dispersions of clays, however, can cause some difficulties hindering water flow (Keren and Ben-Hur 2003).

The initial agglomerated shape may cause some difficulties for the solution jet to form the continuous compound of Taylor's cone at the end of the nozzle.

However, one easily sees that (1.2) may admit a semitrivial solution of the form ((u,0)) or ((0,v)), which may cause some difficulties.

However, limited access to and poor direct sight of posterior segments may cause some difficulties especially when curing the composite under the bracket from the distal aspect.

Because of this, the approaches for sampling, chemistries with manifold configurations and simultaneous assays are different, and cause some difficulties when designing sequential injection process analyzers.

Slight hearing impairment (26 40 dB hearing level) can cause some difficulty in hearing speech, especially in noisy situations.

It is a small apartment in Riverdale that apparently contains a living room and a bedroom and the customary facilities for cooking and bathing, although the books — books lining shelves up to the ceiling, books covering every flat surface, books piled on the floor — cause some difficulty in distinguishing one room from another.

(2) A wide range of friction coefficients specified in the general provisions may cause some difficulty and trial-and-error in choosing an appropriate coefficient for design purposes.

Chairman of the bench Hywel Thomas said: "This may cause some difficulty or inconvenience but we can find no exceptional hardship in your circumstances.

"Eccentrics cause some difficulty in the workplace because they rouse interest and some discomfort, but they don't generally have too much interpersonal difficulty," she says.