Sentence examples for trouble between the two from inspiring English sources

Insurgents have repeatedly sought to stir up trouble between the two sides.

It was far from the first time that there had been trouble between the two; this one is as hot as it gets, on and off the pitch.

It is not a finger-jabbing rant and, now with Manchester City, he is sensitive to stirring up trouble between the two clubs.

The government "had already started defending all the people in Rakhine in the best way possible and expressed that there should be no misinformation to create trouble between the two countries," the statement said.

The recognition by Col. Timothy R. Reese that the United States presence in Iraq causes resentment and forebodes trouble between the two countries presents a hopeful sign of evolving awareness in the American people.

"Yes, I do".… "I think much more progress was made between the two races before the last few years, when you and other people started inciting trouble between the two races".

Trouble flared between the two men as soon as General Jackson was appointed commander on the ground in Kosovo.

Rarely was the store mentioned without reference to its rival, and many New Yorkers always had trouble distinguishing between the two.

Trouble arose between the two men when the scholar indulged in impertinent gestures of independence and the dealer forcefully reminded him of how his bread was buttered.

As a movie star turned president, Ronald Reagan embodied this public blurring of cinema and reality, and famously had trouble discerning between the two.

Although the plans are to be debated by parliamentarians before being finalised, the uncompromising stance on the CIA's drone programme could permanently trouble relations between the two countries as the US is unlikely to abandon a strategy it believes has been highly successful in killing dangerous Islamic militants.