Sentence examples for was creating problems from inspiring English sources

Even before that, Donald Nixon was creating problems.

McDonnell said the lack of clarity over Brexit was creating problems for businesses.

All that vigour and lushness was creating problems rather than health.

One day, when I was preparing a test for my 10th-grade class, I was creating problems that required the kids to recognize a pattern in a certain string of numbers and come up with an equation that would produce the same string of numbers.

In his speech, Mr. Greenspan talked about how the most encouraging development of recent years, the upturn in the growth rate of productivity, was creating problems as well as benefits by leading investors to bid stock prices up in expectation of rising profits.

A few weeks ago I explained how the growth in non-union assembly plants was creating problems both for domestic manufacturers and the United Auto Workers.

So North Korea's nuclear ambitions are creating problems for China.

"You could argue that at these rates, they're creating problems for the long term.

"Now you're creating problems for me," the defender said to laughter.

At Los Angeles International Airport, there was scant evidence that the new restrictions were creating problems.

Khanna said: "If you are creating problems in Fort Lee, you are making things worse in Fort Lee".