Sentence examples for causes bitterness from inspiring English sources

Trigonelline, for instance, causes bitterness.

During that war, the Pentagon did activate a combat tank brigade from the Georgia National Guard, but after putting the unit through two months of training, commanders deemed it unprepared for combat and refused to send it to the Gulf -- a decision that causes bitterness even today.

However, men tend to comply only on direct instructions, but the continuous nagging is what puts them off and causes bitterness in the relationship over time.

Still, the battle over the EU has caused bitterness in Tory ranks, including among ministers at the top level.

Inevitably, that ability to create opportunities caused bitterness among musicians who were unable to join his circle.

Caucuses could well be the future in an EU of 25 .A nobler image neededSuch a development is bound to cause bitterness and suspicion among smaller countries.

The precedent of popular sovereignty led to a demand for a similar provision for the Kansas Territory in 1854, causing bitterness and violence there (see Bleeding Kansas).

His supporters maintained that he was abducted and forced to meet the Yugoslav leader, but the episode caused bitterness toward him.

The xenophobic mayhem has sharpened a sense of "us and them", causing bitterness among nations that hosted thousands of South African exiles during the struggle against apartheid.

University officials fear that bargaining with undergraduates will cause bitterness, although UMass need not fear a strike because state law bars walkouts by public employees.

He will also acknowledge that many of the reforms he implemented at the BBC caused bitterness, pain and controversy but will deny that they have weakened the corporation's creativity.