Sentence examples for contests has caused from inspiring English sources
The Pakistan-India rivalry, including but not limited to its three formal wars and constant guerrilla proxy contests, has caused much violence and suffering, of course, and it has distorted Pakistani national life by strengthening the Pakistani military disproportionately.
Anastasia Prikhodko, the singer selected to represent Russia at the contest, has caused an uproar because of her ethnic Ukrainian roots.
Fourteen women, with ages ranging between 74 and 97 - each of whom survived the horrors of World War II - were vying for the honour of being Israel's first 'Miss Holocaust Survivor.' Despite being billed by organisers as a 'celebration of life' the contest has caused much controversy.
An article widely carried on state media websites said the contest had caused Chinese intellectuals to "fantasise about arrangements for democratic elections and notice the awakening of democratic consciousness among the younger generation".
Major resource exploitation has caused local landowner groups to contest, principally with the national government, the distribution of mineral revenues.
One audience member shouted "traitor", while others also expressed anger at Smith and other politicians who had caused the leadership contest.
Having caused frissons of excitement across the UK by linking himself to the Eurovision song contest, former Smiths frontman Morrissey has backtracked on the whole thing.
Ukraine has won the 2016 Eurovision song contest with an entry whose politically charged lyrics have caused tensions with neighbouring Russia.
The leadership contest, which has been caused by a gulf dividing a radical party membership from the more moderate parliamentary party, could have profound consequences, with some speculating it could eventually lead to an SDP-style split.
