Usage of "create problems"

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Usage of create problems in English

The only issue is whether it will create problems for... the employees. 
 Reuters 

The boys were fantastic when we tried to change and create problems. 
 BBC 

Your editor in chief's untimely departure will create problems in the newsroom. 
 The girl who kicked the hornet's nest 

The FPS will create problems for heavy carbon emitters like Big Oil. 
 Reuters 

Believe me, I'd rather not intrude, but a delay could create problems.' 
 Think of a number 

I think I see why rumors that you're ill might create problems. 
 Iron lace 

The use of compression formats other than Zip can also create problems. 
 The Project Gutenberg FAQ 2002 

And to forestall your next question-no ,oursystem does not create problems. 
 Invaders from the Infinite 

Analysts say softening the stance on Greece would create problems elsewhere. 
 Reuters 

I don't want to create problems by getting in his way. 
 Wrangling the redhead 

The contenders and the non-contenders have the ability and skills to create problems. 
 The South African 

Adding a 7-inch display to the lineup would create problems for app developers. 
 Wired 

Yaftali said he did not think the new law would create problems for operations. 
 Reuters 

The legislators must have known that provisional ballots create problems whenever they are used. 
 Reuters 

You're competent enough not to create problems or make more work for everyone else. 
 An Astronaut's Guide to Life on Earth 

In general, these bugs are bad, causing things to break or otherwise create problems. 
 Wired 

create

Verb

problem

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Create problems across language varieties

United States of America

Common

United Kingdom

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Meanings of create problems in English