Sentence examples for it has created difficulties from inspiring English sources

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.

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

The heterogeneity of the causes and manifestations of stroke and of the studies assessing vascular patency has created difficulties in assigning accurate rates of its incidence.

"It has been a problem for two/three months but it is getting worse". European Parliament President Martin Schulz - a German socialist - says the Greek No vote has created difficulties for the eurozone.

Their privileged status has created difficulties, particularly with regard to subtenants.

For Permira, which bought into a highly leveraged business 18 months ago, the situation has created difficulties.

Rapid population growth has created difficulties in providing basic health and education services.

This has created difficulties for both the drug companies and drug regulators.

"Revenues have risen significantly but the percentage that has gone to players has created difficulties and you are less able to invest in other aspects of the game.

With upwards of 5 million visitors each year, the popularity of New York's High Line has created difficulties for local residents and small businesses.

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.