Sentence examples for to cause any difficulty from inspiring English sources

"I don't want to cause any difficulty for your country," Trump said.

"I was consulted by the prime minister [Malcolm Turnbull] before Christmas about the process and he expressed to me that he was very keen to have a proper process for selection and asked whether this would cause any difficulties to the commission if it were to be delayed longer," Triggs told estimates.

Any regular or irregular distribution would not cause any difficulties.

Factors that are likely to cause difficulty in teaching evolutionary medicine were also identified.

That was soon to cause him difficulties.

They are just as likely to cause difficulties as they are to prevent them.

But he said some developing countries were likely to cause difficulties.

A statutory tort of this form would be unlikely to cause difficulties with Article 8 and the Convention.

This is known to cause difficulties in PCR amplification.

Decisions about TOR continue to cause difficulties for health care professionals.

They are only a problem if they start to cause pain and arthritis, or cause difficulties with walking or running.