Sentence examples for creating difficulty from inspiring English sources

"We have our people every day not sitting in base camps," General Franks said, "but rather out looking to find the Baathists, looking to find the jihadis, looking to find these people who cross the border from Syria and are hell-bent on creating difficulty".

When the concentration of progesterone increases, the nanofiber surface morphology was disrupted due to the increase in polymer solution viscosity creating difficulty in fiber formation; it is clearly depicted in Fig. 1c, d.

Overall, the flowability was analyzed at three different pressures (3,6 and 9 kPa) and the non-basmati rice flour from stone mill was found less flowable as indicated by the flow function coefficient (1.90 at 3 kPa) in comparison to basmati (2.61 at 3 kPa) creating difficulty in bulk handling.

Overall, the flowability was analysed at three different pressures (3,6 and 9kPa) and the non-basmati rice flour was found less flowable as indicated by the flow function coefficient (1.62at 9kPa) in comparison to basmati (2.29at 9kPa) creating difficulty in bulk handling.

When symptomatic, they may cause pain due to the intestinal obstruction or perforation mimicking CD clinically and radiologically and creating difficulty in the differential diagnosis.

For example, presence of a microorganism in the genital tract besides infection can also be found in instances of colonization creating difficulty in clarifying the exact pathogenetic role in instances of infection.

And this is creating difficulties for the region to develop.

For example, the Indonesia archipelago has more than 18,000 islands, creating difficulties for brands in making themselves accessible to shoppers.

The authors describe a scheme to achieve these goals without creating difficulties for the end-user.

One IDN stated "its creating difficulties for our patients".

They [the adolescents] withdraw, creating difficulties for the health professionals to communicate with them.