Sentence examples for is causing disturbance from inspiring English sources

Especially to let go of anything that is causing disturbance or grievance.

The official, Lois Ferrer, gave a different account, saying he called her in to talk about complaints from neighbors that she was causing disturbances and "was not adapting to community life".

After 9/11, the vast majority of airline passengers are now inclined to resist any attempts to hijack a plane (or anything that resembles a hijacking attempt).This relatively new tendency was in full display this week as travellers on three separate planes subdued men who were causing disturbances.

On Saturday evening, the Baltimore Police Department said something similar, tweeting that "isolated pockets of people from out of town" were "causing disturbances".

Gorton had been causing disturbances for several years, and had already been evicted from several places for creating difficulties which centered around his religious beliefs, insubordination towards the magistrates, refusal to pay taxes, and his dealings with and treatment of the Indians.

Previous research indicates that melting of Arctic ice is causing wavy disturbances in the jetstream.

"But she is causing a public disturbance, officer".

It is obvious that the ill-posedness of problem (1.1) is caused by disturbance of high frequencies.

Nor could he understand how I could not remember the name of a neighbour's dog that was causing a disturbance in the garden where he was sitting.

Police in Chichester, West Sussex, were called to a polling station by a volunteer following reports that a woman handing out pens to voters was causing a disturbance.

Officer Marin shot Brian Claunch, 45, at the home on Saturday after responding to a call that he was causing a disturbance.