Sentence examples for has created great difficulties from inspiring English sources

The belief that Jews are the Chosen People has created great difficulties for both Jews and non-Jews.

It has created great bots.

The set created great difficulties for the stage blocking because performers had to turn to face either one half of the audience or the other.

—Damon Vickers, a Seattle-based hedge-fund manager "You have a single currency, but you don't have a single set of economic policies, and that's created great difficulty".

Only time will tell but certainly the roar of the tiger remains loud and will create greater difficulties for the monarchy as a new generation of Saudi Shiites now have a martyr of their own.

But if the sluggish economy has created difficulties for new graduates, it has also meant opportunities.

"We are fully aware that there is not a single sentence about medicine sanctions against Iran but … sanctions against Iranian banks and having no way to transfer money to and from Iran have created a great deal of difficulties for the imports of medicine to Iran, and it's the people of Iran who are bearing the brunt," the manifesto says.

Simply put, the right wing has created such a powerful narrative demonizing "big government" and "big unions" that facts to the contrary will have great difficulty penetrating.

The void created by the difficulties of traditional news providers has created opportunities for others.

The insurance companies have created other difficulties for clubs.

This controlled chaos is all part of a golden generation for Chile: Claudio Bravo, Gary Medel, Arturo Vidal, Marcelo Díaz, Charles Aranguiz, Alexis Sanchez and Eduardo Vargas, among others, have created a compact and solid team that can overcome the greatest difficulties.