Sentence examples for causing arguments from inspiring English sources

At the after-school program at Tuscan Elementary School in Maplewood, N.J., for instance, students were told they could not trade them any longer because the bands were causing arguments, and a few children without them were sneaking them away from those with an abundance of them.

According to Shelter/YouGov polls: 33% (equivalent to 15 million people) say housing costs are causing stress and depression in their family; 25% (equivalent to 12.2 million people) are kept awake at night by the stress of paying their rent or mortgage; 25% say housing costs are causing arguments with their partner and other family members.

For all the huge effort modern Germany has made to come to terms with the enormities of the Nazi era, a more recent moment in the Germans' collective memory is still causing arguments—and with a review of "commemoration" policy due in the autumn, those arguments are likely to grow louder.

She would take great pleasure in causing arguments, particularly between a couple who were romantically involved.

Board games always cause arguments at Christmas.

In fact, Tailor might be the first cocktail bar to cause arguments about whether cocktails ought to cause arguments.

"It has been a waste of money and has caused arguments in our family".

The confrontational approach caused arguments with customers and sometimes police would have to be called to restore order.

"I've come close a couple of times; and people who know me say that I deliberately cause arguments so I don't have to do something.

The climate strategy which is meant to get that cut is very late in being published and has caused arguments in Whitehall.

That will cause arguments between Europe, which will say it cannot take so many refugees, and the governments that want to get rid of them.