Sentence examples for causing some difficulties from inspiring English sources

UKFI, the body which controls the taxpayer stake in the bailed out banks, admitted in July that the Vickers report was causing some difficulties in attempting to sell down the taxpayer holdings.

On Tuesday, Ms. Raitt said the government would move to end a strike by 3,800 customer service agents at Air Canada, which was causing some difficulties for travelers.

When the number of factors is large, there are a huge number of words to be counted, causing some difficulties in computation.

Lymphocytic infiltration in slides prepared using technique 2 was often irregular, causing some difficulties in assessing the percentages of this cell lineage.

When she was in Budapest, a British intelligence report noted: "Her attractiveness appeared to be causing some difficulty".

One hilarious British intelligence report describes how Granville's "attractiveness appeared to be causing some difficulty in Budapest".

Insiders cautioned against reading too much into his comments although admitted that Murdoch's recent use of Twitter to contradict the public statements of his editors (he did the same to the Sunday Times over Gerald Scarfe) was causing some difficulty.

I understand that this may cause some difficulties at the publishing house.

"It is better to kick and scream a bit even if that causes some difficulties," said one young Tory MP.

Their effort to cater to the growing numbers of passengers who use wheelchairs, though, has caused some difficulties and occasionally taxes the entire system.

In several countries the establishment of these special classes caused some difficulties because their salary scales had to be linked with those of competing professional groups outside the service.