Sentence examples similar to prompts a difficulty from inspiring English sources

Which prompts a question.

One theory is that enlarged tonsils cause difficulty swallowing, prompting a child to eat less.

The academy also advises that any of the following signs and symptoms should prompt a visit to the doctor: difficulty breathing, swallowing or opening the mouth; joint pain; earache; rash; fever over 101; blood in saliva or phlegm; a lump in the neck; a sore throat that recurs frequently; and hoarseness that lasts more than two weeks.

Goldman's difficulties have prompted a 17% fall in the bank's share price over the last two weeks.

This has prompted a change in priorities, created difficulties for RTI, and could damage the DWP programme.

One possible explanation is that financial difficulties might prompt a decrease in diet quality [ 24], but this aspect requires to be further investigated.

But analysts point out that just the presence of the bill is enough to keep the spotlight on Mr. Chirac's difficulties and to prompt a lively debate on his status.

These difficulties prompt an alternative approach involving manipulating factors associated with neurotrophic or cytoprotective processes in mDA neurons at the gene levels, for example, by exploiting transduction by viral vectors.

But in some circumstances retroactive application may prompt difficulties of a practical sort.

The case could prompt major difficulties for the city at a time it faces a nearly $4 billion budget gap.

Given that all mammalian reference genomes are incomplete and whole-genome alignment is imperfect, simulations may not provide realistic results, a difficulty that has prompted the use of real data [ 16].