Sentence examples for cause retaliation from inspiring English sources

"Hard feelings can kick into place and can cause retaliation or fisticuffs on the field.

Combs felt the lawsuit would be difficult to win and could cause retaliation against his other clients by state government officials.

The problem with all of those unilateral moves is that they could well cause retaliation by other countries — a factor President Trump won't be able to control.

Art Hogan, chief market strategist at B. Riley FBR in New York, said tariffs have not worked historically and they cause retaliation.

Before, he says, he feared interfering with negotiations with Cuba or causing retaliation against certain other prisoners – all of whom have now been freed.

Therefore, firing one employee may affect others causing retaliation and poor performance.

Palestinian violence torments Israelis and does not serve the Palestinian cause; Israeli retaliation is inhuman, immoral, and does not guarantee security.

Upon emerging from the military briefing today, Jaswant Singh, India's foreign minister, said: "Very extensive damage has been caused in retaliation.

Solar has already eaten a large chunk out of day-time demand across Australia, causing a retaliation by network operators (which some governments are trying to sell), and generators.

This was done, in spite of the government in exile's reservations, to demonstrate its allegiance to the Allied cause and in retaliation for the deployment of Italian bombers in bases on the channel coast within occupied Belgium.

Throughout the prepost-Cold War period (only yesterday), the American troops stationed in Berlin knew that in the event of hostilities, they were destined for internment; other troops in NATO knew they were expected to struggle until reinforcements arrived, or until their loss of life caused a nuclear retaliation.