The phrase "a cause yes" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when this phrase could be used due to its lack of grammatical structure and context.
Example: "The discussion about the project was confusing, and I couldn't understand what they meant by a cause yes."
Alternatives: "a reason, yes" or "a justification, yes".
For once let's twist and turn one for a good cause, yes?
The installation was part of a campaign to raise awareness about endangered animals – usually a fairly benign and uncontroversial cause (yes, alive lions good, dead lions bad) – that struck a sour, nearly satirical chord with many US activists.
Poor Rosamund Pike is less successful with a boss's posh but under-appreciated wife who defects to the workers' cause (yes, I am afraid so).
The body's pain system is plastic and therefore can be molded by pain to cause, yes, more pain.
I'm still going to post this cause yes I'm going to be honest here, I work really hard for this, I put a lot of time and effort into taking pictures, writing recipes and well maintaing my account and my blog.
Maybe I should not have done that because I am not a pro at emotional balance, and sure enough, the gut issues threw me for a loop and caused, yes, uncontrollable weeping.
It's all legitimate and for a good cause, but yes, there is a catch.
Since corporations can be sued in courts just like natural persons, courts have had to consider whether corporations can donate to political causes (yes: Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission); whether corporations enjoy corresponding 'rights to lie' (no: Nike v. Kasky); and religious exemptions under freedom of speech religion clauses (yes: Sebelius v. Hobby Lobby Stores).
The outcome of October's election remains a cause for anxiety, and, yes, everyone would love a few more million visitors to return next summer.
If we redefine "signal transduction" as "accumulation of random molecular damage due to failure of maintenance", then yes, this is a cause of aging and age-related diseases.
