The airport said only prolonged snow, leaving them unable to keep the runway clear, would cause any trouble.

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There's no reason why Mr. Miller would try to cause any trouble.

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But, so far, none of these appears strong enough to cause the government any serious trouble.

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Many believe that Mr Menem has already accepted that his party will lose in 1999, and aims simply to cause enough trouble to prevent any of his rivals getting a firm grip on the party leadership.

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But the very reason it was able to pass in the Senate is what's going to cause trouble in the House, because there are any number of Republicans there who don't like the fact that it's in a budget bill.

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Indeed, any such hole would evaporate so fast that it would not have time to cause trouble.

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And if a punter starts to cause trouble, staff are expected to practise voice control "so you are not returning any sign of confrontation or aggression".

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