Sentence examples for causing a revolt from inspiring English sources

But the law, which was designed to promote fresh food in French kitchens, is causing a revolt among chefs.

State officials say that E.P.A. officials in Washington have told the regional officials in New York to rework the plan to accommodate new performance standards -- a move that they say is causing a revolt within the New York office.

In his last years, he even tolerated the crimes they committed against his subjects, causing a revolt.

A boycott of the elections would cause a revolt in his own party, Draskovic aides admit.

They're eroding public and political trust, and that will eventually cause a revolt.

Goldman's 8bn kroner (£900m) purchase of a 19% share in Dong Energy has been championed by the government but caused a revolt among SF's parliamentary group.

Procter is extremely secretive and executives were stunned that news of the talks became public and caused a revolt among shareholders.

Luke connects Jesus' birth with a Roman census that, according to Josephus, occurred in ad 6 7 and caused a revolt against the governor Quirinius.

Luke connects Jesus' birth with a Roman census that, according to Josephus, occurred in 6 7 ce and caused a revolt against the governor Quirinius.

Paschal's attempt to end the struggle with the Holy Roman emperor Henry V in 1111 had caused a revolt among the German bishops.

Could you design an app that gets people to talk with strangers (Miranda July), or a poster that causes a revolt in an office space (Packard Jennings), or a truck that changes how people think about nursing mothers (Jill Miller)?