Sentence examples for resulting in problems for from inspiring English sources

The issue, which has been observed in iPhone 6s since the beginning of the year, seems to affect the touchscreen controller chips, resulting in problems for the high-end smartphones in responding to touch input.

Extracted DNA or stored tissue may also degrade in the laboratory, resulting in problems for re-analysis of samples.

(KII 18, Nursing Union)A second key challenge was that financial resources were not made available immediately at the hospital level, resulting in problems for individual hospital managers.

Devereaux sought to generate a better understanding of the new fishing rules and how they can result in problems for local fishermen, based on the way they are structured and implemented.

Others may fear that the deal is akin to the "adjustable-rate mortgages" with their tempting "teaser" rates that fuelled the US sub-prime mortgage crisis, or (for those with long memories) the "deferred interest" home loans sold in the UK in the 1980s that allowed part of the interest to be repaid at a later date, but which resulted in problems for many.

A Leeds spokesman said its new deal, called the Welcome Mortgage, was nothing like the "deferred-interest mortgages" introduced in the 1980s that allowed part of the interest to be repaid at a later date, but which resulted in problems for many people.

Were Motorola to suffer a defeat in this case, the ramifications would result in problems for application developers, so this extends into the realm of defending Android itself, something Google was clearly hoping to be better able to do thanks to Motorola Mobility's patent portfolio.

The fraudulent addition of hazelnut oil to more expensive olive oil not only causes economical loss but may also result in problems for allergic individuals as they may inadvertently be exposed to potentially allergenic hazelnut proteins.

In a few cases this resulted in problems with gathering data for the database later on.

System integration density increased tremendously in recent years, resulting in various problems for designers.

They were not being paid on time by businesses that could afford it, resulting in cashflow problems for them and their businesses crashing; or they had been made redundant by a business that had to make more profit for external shareholders and investors when it could have sustained more jobs and had a healthier community in which to operate.