Sentence examples for appointment caused from inspiring English sources

The schism Mr Eich's appointment caused within Mozilla risked damaging its ability to pursue its mission.

This appointment caused dismay in Paris because of Ben Khedda's supposed communist links - but he wanted negotiations to recommence.

The appointment caused some raised eyebrows in the square mile, where Longford was blackballed from at least one financiers' club.

One leading financier told the New York Times that her appointment caused "widespread terror" on Wall Street.

The appointment caused managing director Derek Llambias to resign and chief scout Graham Carr almost left as well.

He reacted to the derision this appointment caused by saying stuffily that "it is a characteristic of American life that there is redemption".

Diocletian could not have been present at Maximian's appointment, causing Seeck to suggest that Maximian usurped the title and was only later recognized by Diocletian in hopes of avoiding civil war.

It was recognised for example that families may often stay at the dispensary waiting for a one hour assessment for far longer than an hour, and that field staff may turn up late to a household for an appointment, causing delays.

"I was in the Senate when the Republicans' stonewalling around appointments caused Senate Democratic majority to switch the vote threshold on appointments from 60 to 51.

We observed that the double appointments caused more people to wait in the waiting rooms resulting in increased WT which in turn resulted in increased TWT and TST.

However, if we said that a lack of available appointments caused delay within this patient's help-seeking interval, we are shifting culpability from patient to context.