Sentence examples for causing enormous problems from inspiring English sources

Vince Cable has warned that Britain's lack of female engineers is causing "enormous problems", as a government review calls for concerted action to address the dearth of women in the profession.

"We've got to get the job done there," Mr. Obama said in New Hampshire on Aug. 13, 2007, "and that requires us to have enough troops so that we're not just air-raiding villages and killing civilians, which is causing enormous problems there".

"But the details of the proposal always cause enormous problems".

They will eventually lead to job losses and will cause enormous problems in delivering to customers.

It is the most natural of human needs, which causes enormous problems which relate both to health and dignity".

Arze also says the new law violates indigenous peoples' rights, and permitting oil and gas operations in "protected areas" in the Amazon in particular could cause "enormous problems".

Coca-Cola's recent troubles show that growth targets don't even have to be double-digit or distant from the core to cause enormous problems.

And it said the science is clear, it is overwhelming, we are in a major cooling period, and it's going to cause enormous problems worldwide.

That is going to cause enormous problems for us in terms of more CO2 emissions, more black carbon, and more pollution from mining and processing to make all this stuff.

I wish Cockburn's short book on the maverick Iraqi cleric Muqtada al'Sadr, who caused enormous problems for the Americans after the invasion of 2003, had been available when I was working in Baghdad, Basra and so on.

The city had effective veto power, but the Mayor's opposition took officials of the transportation authority by surprise, while the subsequent delays caused enormous problems for some of the developers.