Sentence examples for caused labour from inspiring English sources

Delegates' anger about the privatising tendency of the Lib Dem Orange Book suggests the same splits in Bournemouth this week that caused Labour backbench rebellions on these very themes.

The announcement of Kvaerner's plan to sell off Govan shipyard should have caused Labour real problems last week, but the swift announcement of a task force led by ex-union leader Gavin Laird was widely welcomed.

Ironically, the by-election that caused Labour the most grief came after Marsha Singh quit because he was terminally ill, and his Bradford West was unexpectedly seized by George Galloway.

Meanwhile, Corbyn's team and supporters will argue that it is Brexit that has caused Labour's problems, tearing its coalition apart, and leaving a dire situation that any leader would find difficult to fix.

Take the Brexit vote, which has been causing Labour renewed agonies this week.

None of these calculations really explains why Trident is causing Labour such deep internal trauma.

And whatever the numbers, anger and frustration at the issue is causing Labour a problem in its heartlands.

Johnson responded only by pointing out that more council homes were built under the coalition that had been under Labour, a matter that causes Labour AMs some pain.

The sea of blue across the electoral map of Britain as the Conservatives made gains across the country causing Labour to lose its last English county council.

That will continue to cause Labour difficulty at a local level for years to come but it rarely carries through to a drop in parliamentary support.

I spent time there in the buildup to the vote and found a case study in the working-class disaffection that is now causing Labour no end of disquiet.