Sentence examples for causing a dispute from inspiring English sources

The translator was stabbed to death two weeks later, causing a dispute about whether the article was an example of journalistic freedom or simply irresponsible reporting.

However, Ofotbanen was in financial difficulties, causing a dispute between the two owners.

Pulaski Skyway construction ended up causing a dispute between Mayor of Jersey City Frank Hague, who ran a statewide political machine, and Theodore M. Brandle, a "labor czar" allied with Hague.

British runner Andrew Lemoncello was scheduled to be his country's sole representative in the men's race, but he was refused entry into the country without explanation, causing a dispute between UK Athletics and the Chinese Athletic Association.

His refusal to cede Greek church lands to the papacy caused a dispute with Pope Innocent III. Henry died, possibly poisoned, in the 10th year of his reign and was succeeded by Peter of Courtenay.

This caused a dispute between the countries targeting the fishery that became known as the mackerel war, and which fishermen and ministers from across the region have been working for the last six years to resolve.

PAGE 9 Land Claim Divides Tribe Two suits by the Shinnecock tribe laying claim to land in Southampton, N.Y., have caused a dispute among tribe members who occupy a reservation nearby.

Ethiopia has started diverting a stretch of the Blue Nile to make way for a $4.7bn £3.1bnn) hydroelectric dam that has caused a dispute with countries downstream, state media say.

However, Fownes Luttrell was elected alongside his eldest son, John, which caused a dispute between the former and North.

Initially, this caused a dispute between Deane (who had also brought in his brother Charles into the project), Abbinett and the fishermen who had hired them.

The arrest and trial of Parsons' nephew caused a dispute between the states of Virginia and Pennsylvania over the latter's refusal to execute the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850.