For example, the statement that the Guardian is a liberal newspaper is unlikely to cause a quarrel, even on Cif.
Béthencourt's long absence and self-promoting actions caused a quarrel with Gadifer, who had meanwhile explored and taken possession of the islands of Lanzarote and Fuerteventura.
But it transpires that this is largely a tactical response; he regards it as merely more rearrangement of Titanic deckchairs, "but I've learnt there's no point in causing a quarrel over everything".
The following year, the bill was revived, but Anne withheld support, fearing its reintroduction was a deliberate pretence to cause a quarrel between the two main political groups: the Tories (who supported the bill) and the Whigs (who opposed it).
The Occasional Conformity Bill was revived in the wake of the storm, but Anne withheld support, fearing its reintroduction was a ruse to cause a political quarrel.
This caused a massive quarrel with the rest of the group when Mona came to pay them, as they wanted Brown's money to be shared amongst the three of them, as Brown had not played.
GEORGE ORWELL begins an authoritative essay in his As I Please column of February 1944 with Sir Walter Raleigh abandoning his history of the world because he could not discover the cause of a quarrel he saw taking place beneath the window of his cell in the Tower of London.
However, the boys quarrel, causing an angry Beng Soon to renege on the deal and remove Kiat Kun and his friends from the team.
He also writes that he expects his sons and his wife to support his decisions even if they disagree with them and not to let any quarrels over his care cause a rift in the family.
Barber disagreed with this assessment, and, not wanting to cause any quarrels, Allman backed away.
