Sentence examples for have been causing trouble from inspiring English sources

"Since July 22 , 1999 Falun Gong members have been causing trouble on and around Tiananmen Sqaure in Central Beijing nearly every day," Xinhua quoted a high level official as saying.

Evans, who served on the Metro board of directors in the 1990s, said the 19th Street escalators have been causing trouble for years.

Eventually, the commissioner sends them out to investigate a group of former child stars, the Soda Poppers, who have been causing trouble in the neighborhood.

It has been causing trouble ever since.

First elected at 30, he is a relative stripling at 72 and has been causing trouble throughout his career.

"I hear you've been causing trouble for some of my competitors," drawled Rupert Sawyer down the phone in his warm velvet voice.

Now, in Britain, a plan to rebuild a crumbling pension system has been causing trouble at the very top of government.Pensions have become the latest high-voltage dispute in the long-running struggle between Tony Blair and Gordon Brown.

The quota system has been causing trouble for years: in 1989 and 1990 alone, more than 100 white officers went to court after they had been passed over for promotion.

Jamie Ross of Buzzfeed has been causing trouble at the SNP conference in Aberdeen this weekend with an interview in which Alex Salmond (right) claimed to have seen "photographic evidence" proving the existence of ghosts.

General Muhammad said the militants in Loy Karez were men loyal to the Taliban commander Hafiz Abdul Rahim and had been causing trouble in the area for weeks, crossing into Afghanistan from Pakistan and running raids on government posts and district offices.

Chris, who helps Joe in his carpentry shop while going to college, has been causing trouble at school.