Sentence examples for causing disputes from inspiring English sources

The arrangement will help cash-starved Cuba but is causing disputes in Caracas.

But worries about wobbly European banks are causing disputes over the implementation of new Basel III capital requirements.

The "menace" of leylandii is well documented; in many cases the fast-growing trees end up dwarfing houses, causing disputes that can sometimes turn violent.

I decided to ask him whether he had seen Ornette Coleman, the musician Sam and I were looking for, whose free style of playing was still causing disputes among jazz fans.

The tournament is usually held in January and February, causing disputes with European clubs who had to release players in the middle of the season.

The land they cultivated reduced the area available to nomadic herders, causing disputes over land.

The so-called "choking" phenomenon in fluidized systems lacks understanding from micro-scale hydrodynamics and hence always causes disputes.

"Hypothecating the money you give is a big ask and will cause disputes.

"A young Prince borne, which will cause disputes," he quotes a diarist of June 1688.

Dissecting what constitutes joint spending makes for an intriguing study in gender equality: Milk and diapers rarely cause disputes.

In his experience, the habits that most frequently cause disputes in such close surroundings have to do with noise, smoking and other odors.