Sentence examples for stir up problems from inspiring English sources

Far from being "on a path to stir up problems where none existed," the task force seeks a responsible solution to a conundrum that has been festering for more than a century.

"I think Mr Abbott needs to stand with the silent majority of Australians who watch the TV and ask 'what's going on?', rather than giving the green light to his MPs to stir up problems," he told reporters in Melbourne.

I think the leaks tried to stir up problems," Moore said.

By the time they have reacted to problems, unhappy customers may have taken to their weibo microblogs or the news media to stir up trouble.

She would stir up trouble.

"Given that it is election season right now plus the problems it would stir up it might be better if it could be buried," he said.

There is no such thing as a dog or cat that does not cause allergies, although some breeds stir up more problems than others.

This time, the debate over Zionism and reparations on the agenda has the potential to stir up several problems including exacerbating friction between black and Jewish groups.

All of this can stir up another problem: Doesn't ordering a big dish mean that you won't have room for anything else?

Once again it stirred up trouble.

They brawled, cursed and stirred up trouble.