Sentence examples for produce problem from inspiring English sources

But in response to questions at a recent news conference, he suggested that the breadth and depth of border security improvements would inevitably produce problem officers.

Unlike the fresh produce problem, Israel has little to do with the electricity shortage.

The plants' growth habits can produce problems, too.

Naps, however, can produce problems of their own.

That is done to ensure fairness, but Vonn said it could produce problems when so many skiers did not finish.

His choice to play 24 Bc2 led to a queen invasion, but it did not produce problems for Black.

"He has some understanding that missile exports, although they obviously bring in hard currency, also produce problems for him".

But I wanted to use my technology to offer China something important".The homecomings do produce problems.

False rumors of a gang rape contributed to deadly unrest in Xinjiang in 2009, and the lack of knowledge is likely to produce problems again.

This can produce problems when using clinical assessment methods for research studies as some statistical tests require independent variables.

"People have this expectation that theater and art are inherently generous," Mr. Johnson said, "that they're there to cater to them rather than to produce problems.