Sentence examples for stirred problems from inspiring English sources

It was evident during Liberty Weekend to ranking White House aides, however, that recent departures on the speech writing staff have stirred problems.

The fact that the soap opera actors are not only depicted as shallow and silly but actually resemble some real-life counterparts has already stirred problems for Mr. Star.

Mr Abdullah has tweeted that he suspects someone is trying to stir problems between the two countries.

Moroccan officials argue that an independent Western Sahara is not viable and that its longtime enemy Algeria is backing the cause to stir problems.

Is it because producers worry he might stir problems with Charles and David Koch, whom he goes after in Selling Out, and they might have the squelching effect on him they've had on PBS?

I'm worried about that because I think China stirs up problems in America.

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.

The suggestion last week by Christine Lagarde, the French finance minister, that selfish German economic behavior might be part of the euro zone's problem stirred outrage in Berlin.

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