Sentence examples for caused dispute from inspiring English sources

This lack of trust has caused dispute over the appropriate structure and form of the authority that will govern the relationship between the center and the parties (region and provinces).

However, the difficulty in making an adequate assessment of EMT in tumours has caused dispute as to whether EMT exists in cancer (Jordan et al, 2011).

The picket lines have caused disputes among many diners bound for Saigon Grill, with some crossing the lines while others shunned the restaurants to show solidarity with the deliverymen.

This has caused disputes between researchers and created difficulties for decision-makers in selecting appropriate health care interventions.

While the fact of sepsis-induced mobilization of EPCs does not seem to cause dispute [ 6], the definition of EPCs and the significance of their recruitment are contentious subjects.

The so-called "choking" phenomenon in fluidized systems lacks understanding from micro-scale hydrodynamics and hence always causes disputes.

The arrangement will help cash-starved Cuba but is causing disputes in Caracas.

"Hypothecating the money you give is a big ask and will cause disputes.

"A young Prince borne, which will cause disputes," he quotes a diarist of June 1688.

Dissecting what constitutes joint spending makes for an intriguing study in gender equality: Milk and diapers rarely cause disputes.

But worries about wobbly European banks are causing disputes over the implementation of new Basel III capital requirements.