Sentence examples for caused arguments from inspiring English sources

"It has been a waste of money and has caused arguments in our family".

The confrontational approach caused arguments with customers and sometimes police would have to be called to restore order.

The climate strategy which is meant to get that cut is very late in being published and has caused arguments in Whitehall.

Just over a quarter (26%) said having a grown-up child sharing their home brought their family closer together, but nearly the same proportion, 23%, said the situation caused them stress and 18% said it caused arguments.

The $30 million, 41,000-square-foot project on 44th Street between Fifth and Sixth Avenues -- whose modern design caused arguments inside and outside clubhouse walls -- is now a glassy hinge between the club's own venerable red brick neo-Georgian McKim Mead & White building to the east and the Beaux-Arts limestone New York Yacht Club designed by by Warren & Wetmore to the west.

Both of these topics caused arguments that lasted for months.

Board games always cause arguments at Christmas.

In fact, Tailor might be the first cocktail bar to cause arguments about whether cocktails ought to cause arguments.

She often returned home from work at Rosauers Supermarket in Spokane, Wash., hours later than expected, causing arguments.

Consequently, these deficiencies have adverse effects in the preparation of land consolidation plans and cause arguments between landowners and the authorities carrying out each scheme.

"I've come close a couple of times; and people who know me say that I deliberately cause arguments so I don't have to do something.