Sentence examples for causing great problems from inspiring English sources

"But it is causing great problems.

In short, climate change is causing great problems.

People also say that his children (some say his wife too) are all employed in the security services, and their presence in the town is causing great problems for the revolutionaries.

"We will not go back to the past with tired doctors working excessive hours, but the way the directive now applies is clearly unsatisfactory and is causing great problems for health services across Europe".

These were monitored, but did not cause great problems.

A rumor like this, said Kumble R. Subbaswamy, a physicist who is provost of the university, "can cause great problems".

"His support for the amnesty bill has caused great problems for us," he said, referring to the Senate immigration bill.

It will also provide the cook with some leeway: a few more minutes in the fire won't cause great problems.

Santiago Pedraglio, a columnist for Gestion, a newspaper in Lima, called Mr. Montesinos's return "an act of political desperation" and said him and his allies in the military, "They can still cause great problems, but they are strategically defeated".

In the 19th century a series of disastrous floods broke the dikes of the Huang He (which began to shift to its present northern course), caused great problems in the section of the canal between Xuzhou and Huaiyin, and cut across the canal between Linqing and Jining.

And as the plants developed an operating track record over their first few years of life, they proved to be remarkably robust mechanically, and highly tolerant of plant upsets, changes in feed composition and solution phase contaminants that had caused great problems in Merrill Crowe plants.