Sentence examples for caused any difficulties from inspiring English sources

The patients felt that they adhered to their treatment, and did not perceive that hypertension caused any difficulties in their daily life.

Those responding affirmatively were asked if the problem caused any difficulties in relation to the ability to work and perform other everyday activities (yes, to a high degree; yes, to some degree; not at all).

"I was consulted by the prime minister [Malcolm Turnbull] before Christmas about the process and he expressed to me that he was very keen to have a proper process for selection and asked whether this would cause any difficulties to the commission if it were to be delayed longer," Triggs told estimates.

Any regular or irregular distribution would not cause any difficulties.

This, however, does not cause any difficulties in the ADMIXTURE analysis, as seen by the regular patterns in Figure 2A and would be expected based on the likelihood model underlying ADMIXTURE.

Raman bands due to cyanoacrylate polymer were present but their presence did not cause any difficulty in establishing the identity of these drugs in even in the presence of adulterants.

"I don't want to cause any difficulty for your country," Trump said.

Last year United States Enrichment's managers asked the Energy Department for $200 million to help them over their troubles but failed to convince officials there that the Russian deal had caused any unexpected difficulties.

Over the last week, how much has your skin caused any sexual difficulties?

Sheep study results demonstrated that the polymers in both injectable and precured forms did not cause any surgical difficulties or any adverse tissue response.

Since he began winning the Tour, only two men have caused Armstrong any difficulty: the little Italian climber Marco Pantani in 2000, and Jan Ullrich, who at least remained in touch last year and tried to put the American under pressure.