Sentence examples for cause trouble with from inspiring English sources
"This would cause trouble with the Libyan people which we don't need," he said.
Johnson showed his ability to cause trouble with his call to be given a place in Cameron's European Union negotiating team.
Ecclestone denies any wrongdoing but says the payment was made because Gribkowsky was threatening to cause trouble with the British tax authorities.
Malcolm Honlein, executive director of the Conference of Presidents of Major Jewish Organizations, who attended the meeting, said Mr. Lazio's stance on Mr. Buchanan might cause trouble with Jewish voters.
I was in Sierra Leone in the summer and there were fears of unemployment there; there were young people who were kicking their heels – would they cause trouble with the election?
It has incited neighboring countries to cause trouble with China, escalating the South China Sea Disputes and East China Sea Disputes, under the pretext of defending freedom of navigation and regional development".
