Sentence examples for cause some trouble from inspiring English sources
All of these can cause some trouble for airline pilots.
The protesters did cause some trouble, though perhaps not as much as they had hoped.
However, the considerable diversity of screening models from animal models, tissue models, to cell models and so on, may cause some trouble in choosing the suitable one.
The person who called Derp was perhaps a rival presenter or a bored viewer who wanted to cause some trouble during the school holidays.
Hunt learns in the trailer of a "rogue nation" of agents called The Syndicate, sure to cause some trouble... Fantastic Four - 7 August Jump on board for this modern re-imagining of Marvel's original and longest-running superhero team.
I'm sure USA will cause some trouble next year at the World Cup, and the Americans must support them enthusiastically, because you have a team you can be proud of.
The scores are expressed over a finite scale which can cause some troubles when no attention is paid to the aggregation procedure.
If there is no repeatability, it can be said that it is a poor technology which is highly likely to cause some troubles in the future (Yano 2011).
