Examples of using Causing problems in English and their translations into Slovak
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they can take a long time to digest causing problems with falling asleep.
effective action on the problem, not causing problems and are natural.
showing extra space in unexpected places causing problems with alignment in some cells.
This coating must be a class for 18- 20 years, without causing problems to owners of the premises,
This causes cells to function abnormally, thereby causing problems for various organs in your body which can lead to tissue destruction
In this type of anemia, the red blood cells become bigger than normal causing problems in nutrient distribution
a normal human response, but it can be warped and misdirected, causing problems for you and those around you.
find out whats really causing problems on your face.
All other known variety of renegade Greys causing problems on Earth are being dealt with,
Yet, the cage misuse is definitely wreaking havoc on many dogs, causing problems for the entire family,
potentially causing problems for both you and your pet.
Europe stems from this and is causing problems, and this is also increasing Europe's democratic deficit,
Radiotherapy for cancer of the stomach is able to cause harm to nearby organs, causing problems such as malfunction of the heart,
which can end up causing problems like diarrhea, allergies
function in your daily life, causing problems at home, school, and in your social life.
is a useless program, actually causing problems instead of fixing them as it was promised.
which can end up causing problems like diarrhea, allergies
such as a data area becoming damaged and causing problems in a completely unrelated block of code.
People are more likely to have asthma if they have the kinds of allergies that affect the nose and eyes, causing problems like a runny nose or red, itchy eyes.
When national rules that are already in force start causing problems for the free movement of goods,