Sentence examples for has created difficulty from inspiring English sources
While literature on the incidence of sympathetic ophthalmia is available, the insufficient number of case series available for study has created difficulty in establishing a conclusive value.
This has created difficulty for guidelines that have been primarily based on nodule size (i.e., the Society of Radiologists in Ultrasound [12]), particularly given the increasing understanding that size alone is not an accurate predictor of malignancy [13].
Lack of accurate source information from the Russian Federation has created difficulty for a range of research and policy activities in the Arctic because Russia occupies the largest landmass in the Arctic Circle.
HA: The Iraq war is a whole pain unto itself but yes, it has created difficulties but at the same time now it is telling people that you cannot deal with Iraq separately that you have to understand in order to decrease the hostility, the anger, the extremism, the violence of the Arab peoples as a whole you have to solve the Palestinian question.
The plan's vague wording gives the regime wiggle room and has created difficulties for the Syrian National Council, which views his resignation as a condition for talks.
"Palestinian president Abbas has created difficulties preventing the restarting of negotiations, but Israel nevertheless remains committed to continuing to try to engage with the Palestinians and of course we don't interfere in the election cycles of others".
In Europe, for example, standards of confidentiality for in-house counsel differ from those observed by independent attorneys, a fact that has created difficulties for some U.S.-trained lawyers working for European firms.
reports that the drug provision has created difficulties for recovering drug addicts who are turning their lives around, the Partnership for Drug-Free America, a New York-based nonprofit organization, said the law could serve as a useful deterrent to young people considering drug use.
