Examples of using Can create problems in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Such scams can create problems for your site.
Multiple versions of the same package in the default Python format can create problems.
Caffeine can create problems with blood sugar.
It means they gamble inthe stock exchange and can this practice can create problems to the broker.
Forced ejecting the disk can create problems on the disk itself or data stored on it.
I like being able to afford nice things for my brother, buthaving money can create problems, too.
Characters other than a-z, 0-9 or- and can create problems in filenames when you upload the files.
If you underwent cancer treatment or an injury on one of your breasts,that too can create problems in milk supply.
Such discrepancies can create problems in border regions where different national legal systems normally"meet.
I know that the points you refer to in your second question can create problems for competition on the market.
F125 can create problems when the components need to be welded into a structure but also if a piece needs to be repaired.
Sinking a hole in the wrong place ordrilling improperly can create problems which may lead to delays.
Cultural differences can create problems for two girls on their own, accompanied only by their 10-kilo backpack and a good pair of shoes.
The integration of e-commerce with existing physical channels is a challenging undertaking that can create problems for management.
Insufficient tension, on the other hand, can create problems like doubling, slurring, blanket movement, registration shifts and plate wear.
Now as I have to talk to doctors, I would like toexplain about one center, how it can create problems when it is in jeopardy.
Grapefruit juice can create problems with P-glycoprotein as well as organic anion transferring polypeptides(OATPs), enhancing bio-availability of several medicines.
This is very useful for doctors, for bureaucrats, for people who plan, for politicians how onecenter when in jeopardy, how it can create problems.
But as the writer and professor of Biochemistry Isaac Asimov would say:"If knowledge can create problems, it is not through ignorance that we can solve them.
The right accent lighting, as well as service case lighting,can positively impact the sales of a supermarket- or it can create problems.
This use of the foot en pointe can create problems- over-stretching the top of the foot, compression around the Achilles tendon and sinking into the pointe shoe.
But the communication between you is a complex issue,because certain deeper and more unconscious feelings are stirred which can create problems in an otherwise fertile dialogue.
Despite these advantages,dental implants can create problems for patients, including the serious inflammatory condition of periimplantitis, which can cause extensive bone loss.
The Letter acknowledges, however,that in practice the procedures for recognition almost always involve adherence to gestures and formulas that can create problems of conscience for Catholics.
Throughout the process,the impact of the activities exercised by the family caregiver can create problems of a biopsychosocial and spiritual nature that influence her life and the quality of care provided.
Exposure to radiation can create problems via two methods: the particles can react with water in the human body to produce free radicals that break DNA molecules apart, or by directly breaking the DNA molecules.
The European Central Bank has shown that a supranational central bank- without a supranational fiscal authority- can create problems, namely the possibility of sovereign national default.
Children who are deprived of trial by overzealous parents who are scared to death of the child catch pneumonia because he walked barefoot around the house ornot allow it to roll in the grass because it will get dirty ground, can create problems for children later.
If you cannot see the whole, the partial vision, orwe can say, a little that you see can create confusion, can create problems and some of them could be of a very, very serious nature.
Taxes levied at source, either by deduction(i.e. withholding taxes) or by assessment, in Member States on interest androyalties paid to companies resident in other Member States can create problems for companies engaged in cross-border business.
