Sentence examples for uprising caused from inspiring English sources
NOWHERE has the Libyan uprising caused greater anguish than inside Silvio Berlusconi's Italian government.
In 2011 the Libyan uprising caused a swift disruption in supply.
The extent of the U.S. military's role in quelling the uprising caused much debate as well.
Kurdish leaders contend that this group has ties both to Al Qaeda and to Mr. Hussein, who lost control of the territory after a 1991 uprising caused the region's 3.6 million Kurds to be put under Western protection.
Initial disagreements over Libya silence from the president, something pretty close to scorn from the Pentagon when Mr Cameron was trying to gather support to stop Muammar Qaddafi's brutal suppression of the uprising caused some consternation in London.
99 Cents or Less resonates in Detroit, especially upon the 50th anniversary of the city's 1967 rebellion, an uprising caused by class warfare and precipitated in part by American car manufacturer layoffs.
This decision, and his resolve to try to win Polish independence through uprisings, caused tensions within the PPS, and in November 1906 the party fractured over Piłsudski's leadership.
Events such as meeting an arrogant noble named Algus, as well as the negligent killing of Delita's sister Teta during an uprising, cause Delita and Ramza to abandon their ties to the nobility, both going separate ways.
A massive security clampdown has been imposed on the Tibetan plateau to prevent any protests during this month's 50th anniversary of the uprising that caused the Dalai Lama to flee into exile in India.
But opposition politicians in Taiwan would find this unconvincing in the absence of any monitoring mechanism, something China is highly unlikely to agree to.The 100th anniversary on October 10th of the uprising that caused the collapse of China's last imperial dynasty will be celebrated on both sides of the Taiwan Strait, but not in collaboration.
Recall that the 1989 Tiananmen Square uprising was caused partly by inflation fears.
