Sentence examples for may create problem from inspiring English sources

A feature value without a specific bound may create problem in feature based classification problem.

If we throw these wastes outsides that will mix up with pond or river water; if that water is taken by human or animal it may create problem; what happened recently at Cuttack, some cattle died by eating expired medicine including some antibiotics which were thrown improperly at the river beach.

Yet it may create problems of its own.

Using English as a teaching language in European universities may create problems in the classroom.

"But in the longer term, he may create problems by taking his stage to the larger Malaysian electorate," he said.

"Lots of local banks will probably have exposure so it may create problems in the banking sector".

The sea, wrapping round this westernmost county, may create problems with wind and salt but it provides protection, too.

Excess funding is tied to inflated valuations, which may create problems when overvalued companies eventually try to go public.

For now, though, experts are unsure just how they will use the warnings and acknowledge that false alarms may create problems.

Agglomerates and granules that do not conform to size and shape specifications may create problems in downstream processes, such as tableting, thus compromising process efficiency and product quality.

"If Zakhilwal is in the ministry, we won't be able to do a free investigation and he may create problems for our staff," Mr. Ludin said.