Sentence examples for would bring problems from inspiring English sources

This would improve accuracy, but it would bring problems too.

Mariano Rajoy, leader of the conservative opposition Popular Party, said the law would bring "problems and divisions without helping anyone".

This would include wage and price controls and heavy taxation, which, as with all other changes in the structure of the system, would bring problems (bureaucracy and inefficiency).

But Mr Kohl got to hear of it, felt it would bring problems with his Free Democrat coalition partners, and whistled his peeved crown prince back into line.Would Mr Schäuble be ready to take calculated risks in foreign policy, too?

Not grazing so many animals on a given patch of land would discourage transmission.That, though, would bring problems of its own, as it would reduce the number of animals which could be raised on a given farm.

A case such as this would always bring problems but, even with over five years between Kenyan elections, the ICC was unable to even begin the trial.

In theory, wouldn't it bring problems between players, due to one teammate potentially receiving more money?

They knew Otpor would bring him problems.

"The king would sit there all day, people would bring their problems, and he would make judgments".

People in the town said they were worried that rain forecast for the weekend would bring more problems.

But summoning heavier armoury, in the form of larger state-sponsored buying of stocks, would bring greater problems around the corner.