I try not to go beyond what might cause problems.

That'll cause problems.

That's going to cause problems.

That's going to cause some problems.

It could cause too many problems.

Poor posture can cause many problems.

Granted, transatlantic diversity might cause occasional squabbles.

Do you think it might cause sickness?

Thailand might face the hardest problems.

'Because it might cause you...' He became confused.

Finally, historical issues could still resurface to cause new problems.

Where do you think any problems might occur?

Some regions especially in the tropics might be big losers in this process, even though they themselves have done little to cause the problems.

In Tehran, it seems, even playing with water can cause problems.

Europe's approach is weak and will cause bigger problems in the future.

The last thing I want to do is cause you any problems.

When you cause problems with the wrong people, those problems will come pay you back, or come back to haunt you.

This is correct, and it will clearly cause problems in low lying countries like Bangladesh.

Some of these challenges might cause outrage (that, after all, often is the point).

It s not mine to say if they were infiltrated purposefully to cause problems with the police.

Some builders will experience problems with credit, and so might some local authorities.

And persistent, widening inequality might cause social crises that could interrupt growth and damage competitiveness.

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Moreover, while a preventive strike would delay Iran s nuclear efforts, it would not stop the regime from rebuilding, and it might also create conditions that cause problems for the regime s domestic opponents.

This woman is very religious and suffers from deep personal issues which cause problems inside the home.

Mexico s economic problems might be similarly more intractable than many commentators seem to believe.

Ironically, Germany might provide the most useful template for the problems facing US policymakers.

I was on the list too, because what I was writing could cause me a lot of problems.

Moreover, Kim s health problems might have worsened much faster than outsiders guess, further complicating matters.

We need look no further than its recent problems with so called wealth management products (WMPs) for evidence that reform intentions without adequate regulatory institutions can cause problems.

Domestically, too, the nine dotted line may cause problems for the government by presenting critics with a useful weapon.

Yes, an American recession might spill over to the rest of the world and cause a worldwide recession.

The flu and elections are not compatible, like the flu and Aspirin it might cause many side effects.

Following this, they will identify which problems might be solved if this new science is developed.

There are at least two ways in which these pension reform transition problems might be diminished.

They removed his brain tumors with surgery instead of radiation, which might have caused balance problems.

Some in the Bush administration believe that even if economic sanctions would not end the regime, they might cause enough pain to cause Kim to give up its weapons.

A recent decision to increase the share of energy from renewable sources to 20 by 2020 will also cause problems.

But there was no evidence that the more widely dispersed ash blowing over Europe from Iceland would cause similar problems.

But importing assistance may not only be less effective it might actually cause more damage in the long run.

India has a large number of talented computer engineers, including some who might be sympathetic to the Islamist cause.

The resulting smog can cause serious breathing problems among sensitive groups of people, contributing to thousands of premature deaths each year.

While the US breaks down problems and tries to find solutions for each part, China considers political problems unhurriedly, as an extended process that might have no resolution.

Embrace the cause.

What's the cause?