Sentence examples for causes considerable problems from inspiring English sources

Although the initial reversal causes considerable problems, with animals making many more errors than on the original discrimination, after a few more reversals these difficulties vanish.

Sulfate causes considerable problems in anaerobic digesters, related to generation of sulfides, loss of electrons (and hence methane), and contamination of gas streams.

Soil swelling is a potential geotechnical hazard that causes considerable problems leading to serious economic consequences in construction sectors, principally light-weight infrastructure development.

"There are so many of them coming through the system, it is causing considerable problems.

Many forms of bread and rice cause considerable problems, particularly if eaten in quantity.

Mesut Özil, Alex Iwobi and Walcott caused considerable problems in the first half but they all tailed off.

Furthermore, even if Republicans come to terms with Trump, the party's platform committee could cause considerable problems.

Should I withdraw the article, though it would cause considerable problems to the editor at this late date?

CPAs have caused considerable problems for consumers as they give them far less control over their payments than direct debits, and are difficult to cancel.

This could cause considerable problems for the steel industry, as it would have to accept new and evolving legislation, without having had any opportunity to influence its development in Brussels.

If true it would cause considerable problems: it is one thing for society to adapt to altered mean conditions, but quite another if increases in variability were to cause unpredictable climate extremes.