Sentence examples for to create difficulties from inspiring English sources

"The introduction of lady members is bound to create difficulties.

He was able to create difficulties for Adams.

It may be a good idea to create difficulties for both you and your opponent.

This would be likely to create difficulties on agreeing policy positions.

With originality and deep penetration, he put his finger on how to create difficulties for Karpov's favorite Nimzo-Indian Defense.

Most hauliers now suffer labour turnover of 100% a year.Freight railways' very success is starting to create difficulties for them.

Mohammadi says he witnessed many cases in which "both sides find a way to create difficulty".

When Bonilla was asked if he would try to create difficulty for General Manager Steve Phillips and Manager Bobby Valentine if he did not play, Bonilla said: "Oh, yeah.

Secretary of State for Scotland Michael Moore accused the first minister of wanting "to create difficulty and division" in the run up to the independence referendum.

The ruling is expected to create difficulty for many states that exempt in-state manufacturing, at the same time not giving credit to companies for taxes paid in other states on parts of the manufacturing process.

Indeed Islam intends to neither create difficulties nor expects its followers to endure harm as revealed in the following Glorious Qur'anic verses: "No soul should be compelled beyond capacity, neither the mother made to suffer for the child nor the father for his offspring…" [Glorious Qur'an, Al-Baqara 2 233] "God does not burden a soul beyond capacity".