Sentence examples for cause a break up from inspiring English sources

Some fear the Houthi offensive could cause a break up of Yemen, only united in 1990.

Differences in spending habits and financial difficulties may finally come to a head cause a break-up.

The risk that Grexit might cause a wider break-up is lower than in 2012 thanks to various new defence mechanisms, including a permanent rescue fund and the readiness of the ECB to come to the aid of countries facing a buyers' strike on their government bonds.Even so, Grexit would still be a shock.

On 21 November Aurora crossed the Antarctic Circle, and it was at last evident that the ice around the ship was beginning to melt: "...one good hefty blizzard would cause a general break up", wrote Stenhouse.

The openly gay singer-songwriter just released a new video for his track "Void," which reflects on the emotional damage caused by a break up.

When teams do pick up the blitz or take shots down the field, they'll often succeed, but overall the relentless pressure will cause mistakes, break up the offense's rhythm and cause them to fall behind.

Statehood for Salisbury without majority rule would split the Commonwealth and perhaps cause it to break up, a disastrous prospect for British foreign policy.

No word so far on what Tyga might have done to cause Jenner to break up with him, but it must have been pretty bad.

The RAE also reconstructed about two-thirds of G-ALYP at Farnborough and found fatigue crack growth from a rivet hole at the low-drag fibreglass forward aperture around the Automatic Direction Finder, which had caused a catastrophic break-up of the aircraft in high altitude flight.

Doing so will cause it to break up into strings of milk; not very appetising.

If you flirt with other guys, this might cause him to break up with you.