Sentence examples for cause the same problems from inspiring English sources

Trees and other plants are filled with water and can cause the same problems even when the sun is shining.

What is more, a turn in interest rates will not cause the same problems for all bond holders.

The business leaders said using the 475 area code only for new numbers would not cause the same problems as in 1995, when almost half the state changed from 203 to 860 and many companies we forced to reprint materials.

"The dramatic gains in credit card use and the marketing exuberance of banks are bound to cause the same problems that are commonplace in any society," David Roddy, an economist who edits the Korean Stock Market Newsletter, wrote recently.

"The punchline to the joke is that no one considered that spec leasing can cause the same problems".

Escaping less soluble divalent ions are also capable of salting out downstream to cause the same problems within the pipeline and refinery.

The machine may also pump droplets of fat released from the surgical site to the brain, where they can cause the same problem as air bubbles.

Similarly, freezing a tardigrade and drying it out both cause the same problem: not enough liquid water in the animal's cells.

If we treat the gas-plus-the-container walls as a classical system, it is still governed by time-reversible laws that will cause the same problem as we met with the gas alone.

Plank, now 35, was bothered by the sweaty T-shirts he used to wear during games, so he came up with an idea for a new fabric that didn't cause the same problem under football pads.

A lot of people have one teaspoon of sugar in tea or coffee all day without realising it causes the same problems".