Sentence examples for cause a breach from inspiring English sources
"Eventually they charged me with conduct likely to cause a breach of the peace.
The militants then set and detonated at least four bombs, which destroyed three generators, but failed to cause a breach in the dam, officials said.
In June 1984, Brons was convicted by Leeds magistrates of using insulting words and behaviour likely to cause a breach of the peace.
To engineers, uneven movement of a dam means that the ground underneath may be falling away; the uneven pressure could ultimately cause a breach.
A series of northeasters and the usual winter scouring combined to eat away much of the town-owned beach and threatened to cause a breach through Dune Road to Shinnecock Bay.
On Thursday, a spokesman for the Central Intelligence Agency, George Little, said that the issue would not cause a breach in American-British relations, "including on matters related to counterterrorism".
No one has discovered the precise mechanism by which a collapsing bubble causes a breach in a membrane.
"Navy crews observed that the sailing vessel's keel was broken off, causing a breach in the hull.
As they ride through the jungles, an outcrop of rocks forces them to separate paths, symbolizing the racial politics that caused a breach in their friendship.
