Sentence examples for does cause a problem from inspiring English sources

I think it is difficult when you have revelations about how security operates, then that does cause a problem – it can give some comfort to terrorists.

(Case in point the rabbit in the UK, which was native before the last Ice Age, went extinct, was introduced as a non-native species by the Romans and the Normans... and has been around long enough to be considered native again). Then there's the difficulty of whether an invasive species really does cause a problem -- often the perception comes down to whether or not we like the species.

However, in certain instances, the Earwax does cause a problem and medical attention is needed.

"Well, he did cause a problem by delivering political harangues to the audience after every performance.

"But we do recognise that low coffee prices do cause a problem for smallholder farmers," she says.

And that did cause a problem but it still meant there were shops, it still meant there was footfall on the High Street," she said.

No great harm was done on this occasion but the phenomenon of errors being republished over and over does cause a major problem for citizens in our democracy.

I mean obviously in the UK and developed countries it doesn't cause death but it does cause a lot of problems for pregnant women.

Hyperthyroidism (this isn't a deficiency, but does cause a lot of health problems).

It doesn't cause a problem for everyone every time, but skipping gauges is more likely to cause problems than doing it properly.

It did cause a few problems when I was a pilot of my own airplane; but, not as a surgeon!