Sentence examples for efforts to cause problems from inspiring English sources

Despite my efforts to cause problems, the cask widge did what it was supposed to do.

Over the weekend, however, the protesters announced that because the race was in India's national interest, they would make no effort to cause problems.

A Delta-American merger would produce a company that would control a huge chunk of domestic market 29.6%, double the share of its next biggest competitor, Southwest Airlines.Another issue is whether Delta's supposed interest in acquiring American is serious or simply an effort to cause problems for US Airways and oneworld.

But he said it was not expected to cause problems for the recovery effort.

It was Henry who continued to cause problems in the second half, watching his effort tipped over the bar by Stech as Millwall looked the brighter after the restart.

You'll also have an idea of which parts of the project are likely to cause problems and can thus dedicate more effort to these things.

Swansea's pace continued to cause problems in the second half and Graham flashed an effort wide of Jaaskelainen's left hand post after being played in by Dyer.

The impressive Whittingham continued to cause problems and, as the half drew to a close, he played in Bellamy, whose effort was saved well by Gilks.

Retirement itself seems to cause problems.

That's really going to cause problems.

It was bound to cause problems.