Sentence examples similar to causing fight from inspiring English sources
Politicians have remained largely silent, wary of causing fights in a country riven by political and sectarian divides.
The film is sure to cause fights among some heterosexual couples.
Asda is drastically scaling back its participation in Black Friday after the promotional frenzy caused fights in stores last year.
There's a magic to them – these simple sounds that can cause fights, mend friendships, inspire armies and create monsters.
It causes fights, ends friendships and even sometimes makes them cry, both real and fiber-optic tears.
Before the program was started in 2009, demented inmates frequently caused fights, hitting those they considered threatening or disturbing other prisoners by encroaching on their turf.
He has also decided to scale back the group's Black Friday promotions, which caused fights between customers at some stores last year.
The college she attended was 20 minutes from her mother's house, but she rarely visited, she said, because "I wouldn't want to stay there, and that would cause fights".
The same mentality that causes fights to break out between sports fan happens in the cyberworld; the group dynamic tends to push the collective in a more extreme direction.
(That film probably still causes fights between its adherents and opponents, the nine people who actually caught it in theaters.) Mr. Resnick relishes the lowlifes he creates, his own Bizarro Universe version of a Coen brothers movie.
