Sentence examples for which causes problems from inspiring English sources

Elders mostly suffer from degeneration, which causes problems of their daily lives.

Each message may have its own XML format for data representation which causes problems with evolution of their schemas.

The teenagers who use it can be very noisy and stay until late evening during the summer, which causes problems too.

In some developing countries, there are no heating systems during the winter season, which causes problems for both people and livestock.

These defects greatly alter the physical properties of the final products, particularly the optical ones, which causes problems in the design of thick and optically perfect materials.

However, conventional designs suffer from slow turn-on, which causes problems in sub 10 ns charged-device model (CDM) protection, especially in deeply scaled technologies.

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The loss reflected the weakness of the Northeastern economy, which caused problems for its borrowers.

The trains ran on steam, which caused problems in the tunnels, but the system proved popular.

Then, in 1929, Bell Laboratories discovered a strange static noise which caused problems for their new overseas telephone lines.

Germano's second minute long range effort was an example of his energetic pressing but it was his runs from deep which caused problems.