Sentence examples similar to engender considerable problems for from inspiring English sources

The electronic monitoring program itself became a source of considerable problems for the department.

This caused considerable problems for me recently when I needed access to legal advice.

Although not life threatening, the symptoms can cause considerable problems for the patient.

69 This poses considerable problems for those seeking to encourage networked behaviours and collaborative structures.

The introduction of non-native species into South Florida is a considerable problem for the park.

The analysis illustrates that in today's sociopolitical context, collecting ethnicity data in clinical contexts may engender considerable harm, particularly for racialized, vulnerable patients.

For starters, the company appears to have considerable problems with employees playing games with money that belongs to their customers.

As leader of the PAC, they noted, he will be able to crisscross the country raising and distributing money, and in the process will be able to raise his own profile and engender considerable political good will for himself.

Sternik claimed that media-fuelled agitation over Zatuliveter had been used as a smokescreen for Britain's "considerable" problems.

There are still considerable problems, including communication weaknesses, dubious classification and national competition for ever scarcer resources.

And the "Flash Index" (a measure of future economic growth developed at the University of Illinois) indicates the state's economy ended 2013 on a strong note, which "engendered considerable optimism for 2014".