As it happened, the close quarters wound up causing quarrels, but the idea of keeping the children around stuck with the Davises, especially when they began house hunting in Scarsdale a few years later.
In Michigan and Pennsylvania proposed bans to stop the private breeding of pigs for hunting have caused quarrels between game-ranch owners and wildlife officials.Feral pigs' dual nature considered pests by farmers, but valued by hunters makes it hard to pass laws to control them.
The implication is that it is the introduction of money, which causes inequality, which in turn causes quarrels and contentions and increased numbers of violations of the law of nature.
For example, the statement that the Guardian is a liberal newspaper is unlikely to cause a quarrel, even on Cif.
The following year, the bill was revived, but Anne withheld support, fearing its reintroduction was a deliberate pretence to cause a quarrel between the two main political groups: the Tories (who supported the bill) and the Whigs (who opposed it).
Barber disagreed with this assessment, and, not wanting to cause any quarrels, Allman backed away.
Béthencourt's long absence and self-promoting actions caused a quarrel with Gadifer, who had meanwhile explored and taken possession of the islands of Lanzarote and Fuerteventura.
Each bill causes a quarrel between right and left; none proves capable of delivering its intended result.Some people in Downing Street have an additional explanation for what they call the "myth" of the slow start.
But it transpires that this is largely a tactical response; he regards it as merely more rearrangement of Titanic deckchairs, "but I've learnt there's no point in causing a quarrel over everything".
The exact reasons are unclear, as no contemporary author recorded what caused the quarrel between the half-brothers.
It is just because the Americans want to cause us to quarrel with Russians!
