Sentence examples for create disturbances from inspiring English sources

A rumor spread on Friday that the government had sent provocateurs here to create disturbances that would give the police a pretext to disperse the crowd.

HONG KONG — As U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton prepared to leave Thursday for a visit to Asia, China's state-run news agency Xinhua published a commentary saying "Washington has resorted to diplomatic, economic and strategic means, which Clinton has dubbed 'smart power,' to create disturbances in the Asia-Pacific region".

Many animals create disturbances on the soil surface while constructing habitat and resting sites, or foraging for food.

Such ideas as honor and virtue should not occur to a despot's subjects, since "persons capable of setting a value on themselves would be likely to create disturbances.

But it can also create disturbances in the moral fabric of the voluntaristic gift economy upon which those exchanges are built.

Solar events, such as geoeffective coronal mass ejections (CME), create disturbances within the Earth's magnetosphere, which can give rise to geomagnetic storms and substorms.

They are not, as has sometimes been claimed, ancient colonial sentimentalists or those left by dark foreign forces to create disturbance after the colonialists had gone, but a new generation with a different take on life from their predecessors.

"They are the same as Jewish forces who are against the existence and security of the country and wanted to create disturbance in the region," read a leaflet, according to a report in Dawn, a prominent Pakistani newspaper.

"He doesn't want to create disturbance.

At coarse scales, snow avalanches and debris flows are widespread and create disturbance treelines elevationally depressed well below the climate-controlled alpine treeline.

His purpose was to create disturbance.