Sentence examples for causing disputes in from inspiring English sources

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

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

"It's clear that there have been some hands at work here to keep Pashtun places insecure to keep them out of the parliament, which I'm sure will cause disputes among ethnics in the north," said Gul Rahman Hamdard, a failed Pashtun candidate from the northern province of Balkh.

This has caused disputes between researchers and created difficulties for decision-makers in selecting appropriate health care interventions.

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

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

However, the difficulty in making an adequate assessment of EMT in tumours has caused dispute as to whether EMT exists in cancer (Jordan et al, 2011).

"$150k was more than the successful startups needed, and it sometimes caused messy disputes in the unsuccessful ones.

General Secretary Manuel Cortes said: "Instead of wasting public money on grandstanding gimmicks, he [Mayor of London Boris Johnson] would be better off focusing on how he caused the dispute in the first place.

This research study identifies the key clauses and pitfalls causing the majority of disputes in EPC contracts and provides the description of these conditions in order to increase their common understanding.

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