Sentence examples for caused dissension from inspiring English sources

It also caused dissension in Mr. McCain's own campaign.

This caused dissension in the coastal region, which depended heavily on export trade.

Widespread lay-offs from state-owned enterprises have already caused dissension there.

But it has caused dissension among others, with one evangelical pastor leading a call for a boycott of the census, saying it would put pressure on the Obama administration and on Congress to grant legal status to illegal immigrants.

A development previously played out by Judas Priest and Journey, the recruitment of a singer chiefly qualified by an ability to mimic a storied predecessor caused dissension among some fans.

The senioriate system, a halfway measure between primogeniture and equal distribution among all male heirs, was devised to satisfy all princely heirs; yet it caused dissension and eventually led to the disintegration of the state.

"I feared it had too much potential to cause dissension".

I told Muktar we didn't want to cause dissension in the mosque and would now leave.

Everyone, he said, had their own hopes, and did not want them damaged by possibly causing dissension.

Daniel Pinkston, north-east Asia deputy project director for ICG, said Pak's execution was unlikely to be reported domestically but could possibly cause dissension with the party.

She asks them to sympathise with her; they ask her to sympathise with them, and the insidious choice causes dissension and dismay.