The new economic policy is likely to run into rough weather. A. make things difficult B. confuse matters C. encounter difficulties D. create problems

Option A, “make things difficult,” is a similar phrase that means to cause problems or make something more difficult. Option B, “confuse matters,” means to make something confusing or unclear. Option D, “create problems,” means to cause problems or difficulties.

Here are some examples of how the phrase “run into rough weather” can be used in a sentence:

• The new business venture is likely to run into rough weather in the early stages.
• The relationship between the two countries is running into rough weather.
• The team is running into rough weather in the playoffs.