Sentence examples for causing a row from inspiring English sources

My hunch is that the cross-party Treasury select committee, chaired by the tough Tory MP Andrew Tyrie, is the best bet for causing a row.

PAGE C1 MURDOCH DISPUTES BIOGRAPHY With about six weeks to go before publication, a book about Rupert Murdoch's career and family is causing a row.

The need to demystify things for foreigners ill-versed in the 57 Bordeaux appellations is now causing a row in a troubled industry.

There is a feeling inside the corporation that the pre-show briefing could have done more to warn Clarkson, but that controversial performers always run the risk of causing a row when asked about topical issues on live TV.

Demand for new housing in and around Derby is causing a row between city and district councils.

Mr Malema sang the song at a rally in Johannesburg last year, causing a row in a country where racism is still a challenge, 16 years after the end of white minority rule.

This is the second time that Milbank's remarks on that show have caused a row.

AN AD for a revolutionary new helicopter has caused a row in America.

That suggestion caused a row and is no longer on the table.

But the measures caused a row, with two of five commissioners publicly dissenting.

It has caused a row after the authors failed to publish DNA results due to "data protection concerns".