Sentence examples for caused disagreements from inspiring English sources
The slavery question, however, soon caused disagreements between Southern and Northern Baptists, and in 1845 the Southern Baptists set up their own organization.
And it has caused disagreements and tensions between President Obama and the military commander in Afghanistan, Gen. David Petraeus (and, before that, Gen. Stanley McChrystal), just as it did, eventually, between President Truman and General MacArthur.
The planning for the meeting, formally the United Nations World Conference Against Racism, Racial Discrimination, Xenophobia and Related Intolerance, has already caused disagreements within and among various countries, including within the American government, human rights groups and United Nations officials said.
Such analyses have caused disagreements about the true meaning of the ancient stories.
The album caused disagreements that led to keyboardist Rick Wakeman's departure from the band, as he compared the new material to a "padded bra" and protested the new songs by eating onstage instead of playing.
An open discussion was held to confirm the scores of those studies that caused disagreements between the reviewers.
And last year, painted paths along Bedford and Kent Avenues in Williamsburg caused disagreement between cyclists and Hasidim.
Even the railway's customs and immigration procedures have caused disagreement in recent years.
Another matter that caused disagreement concerned legislation by Western Australia for a government agency to take control of the assets of the Bell Group (in liquidation).
Secondly, the lack of consideration of convection currents, oil coalescence and the corresponding cake-enhanced temperature polarization in the simulations caused disagreement with the experimental results, which underscores the importance of these factors.
"I am sorry that it has caused disagreement in our party, but just as civil partnerships were opposed at the time yet became widely accepted very quickly, so I believe will gay marriage.
