Sentence examples similar to induces troubles from inspiring English sources

In the 16 patients studied, topical azithromycin did not induce systemic side effects, whereas oral erythromycin frequently induces gastrointestinal troubles.

When not treated, the causative agent of syphilis (Treponema) has also been shown to induce psychiatric troubles such as hallucinations and dementia (Henry et al. 1978).

Describing experiences of ethically difficult situations that induce a troubled conscience may raise consciousness about ethical problems and thereby open the way to further reflection.

Not only have I physically aged greatly from lack of sleep and psychosomatic troubles induced by anxiety, but I have become so exhausted emotionally and physically that I have little creative energy left for other things.

Robert Christgau wrote: "This attempt to turn Nelson into a star runs into trouble when it induces him to outshout Memphis horns or Western swing".

An early sign that the promise of education financing could induce state changes came after several blunt statements by Mr. Duncan this spring that states limiting the growth of charter schools would have trouble getting an award.

If you have trouble falling asleep, try one of the commercially available power-nap machines or CDs that play a special soundtrack designed to induce a sleep state.

You have trouble swallowing.

(c) Have trouble staying asleep?

I have trouble falling asleep.

The trouble is that linking bonuses to the budgeting process induces managers to lowball performance possibilities.