Sentence examples for causes real difficulties from inspiring English sources

When people are being held so far from home it causes real difficulties for their families".

This can cause real difficulties for smaller companies, who typically have fewer staff and resources.

With Cole coming on the overlap, I think England would cause real difficulties for Switzerland.

Evidence has shown that poor quality of available employment, along with a lack of flexible support to help people take jobs, can cause real difficulties for people seeking work.

But the proposal is causing real difficulties for Britain's green movement, whose members are united in the need to take action against global warming, yet view with deep dismay the unprecedented ecological damage a Severn barrage would undoubtedly bring about.

Their swarming and tempo are causing real difficulty to Udinese.

"The enthusiasm of youth is a marvellous spur, but it may lead to speeches that cause real difficulty".

The government accepted yesterday that the foot and mouth outbreak was causing "real difficulty and hardship" to tourism, but with the Easter holidays fast approaching those working in the industry want more than just words.

I have real difficulty understanding how to use it.

Whereas often we would start from different perspectives, and through discussion get to some sort of agreement at the end, this caused us real difficulties.

Mr Justice Nichol, ruling that the system should be quashed, said the case histories presented in the case showed that the time limit of seven working days caused real, not just theoretical, difficulties.