Sentence examples for cause a revolt from inspiring English sources

A boycott of the elections would cause a revolt in his own party, Draskovic aides admit.

They're eroding public and political trust, and that will eventually cause a revolt.

That said, because of concerns about TB, Bircher-Benner recommended the tinned condensed sort in his recipe, which would no doubt cause a revolt at a health farm today.

For example even Facebook's Paper, which only changed the reading navigation experience on Facebook, was different enough to require a new app so as not to cause a revolt from the user base.

But they know that to do so outright would cause a revolt from the Democratic Party base, and cause nothing but scorn from independent voters.

But who is? Governor Romney, while another incredibly effective leader in both the public and private sector who is more than qualified to be our President, would cause a revolt as an "establishment" candidate.

But the law, which was designed to promote fresh food in French kitchens, is causing a revolt among chefs.

Goldman's 8bn kroner (£900m) purchase of a 19% share in Dong Energy has been championed by the government but caused a revolt among SF's parliamentary group.

Procter is extremely secretive and executives were stunned that news of the talks became public and caused a revolt among shareholders.

Luke connects Jesus' birth with a Roman census that, according to Josephus, occurred in ad 6 7 and caused a revolt against the governor Quirinius.

Luke connects Jesus' birth with a Roman census that, according to Josephus, occurred in 6 7 ce and caused a revolt against the governor Quirinius.