Sentence examples for produce difficulty from inspiring English sources

"The law, as it existed before the changes, was bound to produce difficulty and even confusion for lawyers who failed to remain constantly aware that co-op financing is not governed by the laws that govern the financing of real estate," Mr. Shupack said.

Non-professional customers' inability to analyze the cost and quality of customization may produce difficulty in decision making and discrepancies between expectation and result, which will eventually give rise to dissatisfaction with the service and the product.

Furthermore, some of its symptoms may be mimicked by other psychiatric disorders (e.g. anxiety or depression may produce difficulty concentrating or maintaining focus on current activities).

The loss of force-producing myocytes may underlie contractile dysfunction whereas the accumulation of interstitial collagen might produce difficulties with passive stretch of myocardium during diastole thereby compromising ventricular relaxation in DCM [ 31, 33].

However, the frequency limits of both Smt-LF and Smt-MF can produce difficulties when not all partials of complex tones are present.

Caring for individuals with a mental disorder can produce difficulties and stress for family members [ 1- 3].

The co-utilization of CAM with biomedicine can produce difficulties due to tensions between CAM and biomedicine.

In addition, the recent confirmation of mesothelioma cases following exposure to naturally occurring erionite, which outcrops over an area of central Mexico, will produce difficulties in attributing cause to occupational cases (Ilgren et al., 2008a, b; Kliment et al., 2009).

Because the participants in this study had a range of affective symptoms we believed that shorter sessions with these patients were as likely to produce difficulties as longer meditation sessions in recovered depressed patients.

These cases led to hypothesize that the ring formation produce difficulties in the sister chromatid separation at cell division, inducing the generation of secondary, lethal, aneuploid cells: this picture is called "ring syndrome" [ 3, 10].

Some of the qualities of the male ego that can produce difficulties for men can also be resources and strengths.