Sentence examples for were causing a from inspiring English sources

Two fans, engaged in a shoving match, were causing a commotion on the floor.

Residents on the block were surprised to hear that the awnings were causing a stir.

Similar losses at other banks were causing a global scramble among banks to raise additional capital.

The referee however noticed that the security were causing a nuisance and sent them backstage.

Seniors officers directed us to do this because, they said, these men were causing a public nuisance.

The mayor said that traffic jams were causing a lot of New York's health and economic problems.

In 2005, Marri's lawyers filed suit against the Department of Defense, alleging that conditions at the brig were causing a "mental health emergency" for Marri.

"They were causing a lot of insecurity," General Keita said of the rebels, but he added that this did not justify attacks on heavily populated areas.

But the dean and chapter, the governing body of the cathedral, said that growing number of protesters were causing a disruption and concerns about health and safety.

It could also have informed its legal services department and contacted car manufacturers to ask whether their cars were causing a serious environmental problem that necessitated their recall.

He resigned two years later over the government's hardline Brexit policies, which he said were "causing a nervous breakdown in Whitehall".