Sentence examples for caused a clash from inspiring English sources
The row over the sale of the UK's postal service caused a clash between David Cameron and the Labour leader during Prime Minister's Questions on Wednesday.
A bill that would give way to mounting online charter school enrollment in Oregon caused a clash so significant that it halted action on a large package of education bills Monday.
This caused a clash between revenue generation pressures and the reality that life sciences commercialization takes 5 to 12 years to break even.
Surprisingly, the Brr2-binding interface of the Jab1/MPN domain is still exposed in the Prp8-Aar2 complex, however the tight domain arrangement, enforced by the presence of Aar2, causes a clash between Brr2 and the RNaseH-like domain of Prp8, disabling Brr2 binding to the Jab1/MPN domain of Prp8 by a steric hindrance mechanism [ 11 ].
His Congo scheme, for instance, caused a nasty clash in the Bank's board.
In a city where community politics is something of a blood sport, the Fisher plan has caused a culture clash, in which art, history, money and power are slugging it out in a breathtaking urban setting.
Mr. Bremer's decision to disband the army caused an early clash with General Garner, the man he replaced in May.
It looks like it was caused by a clash of heads.
False colours can pop up, ugly interference patterns emerge, caused by a clash between the repeated structure of the filter and patterns in the scene being captured.
Whether that difference is caused by a clash of cultures in schools with more diverse student bodies or by some other factor is not clear, researchers say, because there have been very few studies of the causes.
While the risk of war in October 1962 was very high (Kennedy estimated it variously at between 1 in 5 and 1 in 2), it was not caused by a clash of wills.
