Sentence examples for difficulties is caused from inspiring English sources

"One of the greatest difficulties is caused by the doctors' dislike of being near the fighting".

All of our current difficulties are caused by government frittering money away on schools and hospitals.

"The difficulties are caused because we can't get the access to the building we would like.

"These difficulties were caused by disastrous PFI contracts entered into by South London, which were costing £60m a year to service.

He said he did not understand the theory expounded by some of his colleagues that Britain's economic difficulties were caused by the EU.

Colour Blind Awareness commended presenter Jeremy Vine, the figurehead of the BBC's election graphics, but said a number of difficulties were caused by the on-screen colour palette.

Despite the problems in the eurozone, Britain's economic difficulties were caused by "the folly of bankers, the uselessness of regulators and the weakness of government", Clarke said.

And if government ministers are to be believed, all these difficulties are caused by Brussels — the European Commission and its president, José Manuel Barroso.

"The difficulties were caused by the brand's extravagant designs at a time when the market was experiencing a return to classicism," he said.

The greatest difficulties were caused by the indebtedness of the Morisco peasants and the consequent losses suffered by their urban creditors.

That debate intensified for us last week with the heart-stopping story of Nick Pierce, the 31-year-old whose serious "learning difficulties" were caused by a severe reaction to one common anti-convulsant drug, Epilin.