The phrase "about the cause so" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "I have some questions about the cause so I would like to discuss it further."
Alternatives: "regarding the cause" or "concerning the cause".
Fragments of three of his prayers to Ishtar are preserved; among them is a penitential prayer in which he wonders about the cause of so much adversity.
"Never in the history of infectious diseases has one person developed so much definitive information about the causes of so much human disease in so short a period of time," Dr. Dorland Davis, another leading scientist, wrote of Dr. Chanock in 1967.
In an environment in which hacking the voicemail of a murdered teenager is considered fair game, it shouldn't be surprising that the sight of soap stars or reality TV remnants rolling about in the gutter causes so much excitement for the red top word-wranglers.
"Fewer older people died last year compared to recent years, but the winter was exceptionally mild: we must not be complacent about the cold homes which cause so many deaths among older people because who knows how bad this and future winters will be".
I hope we get pretty creative about that because the cause is so important and the outcome will make a big difference.
In response to this near anointing of Mattingly as the next manager, I can only ask: where, exactly, is that liberal news media Rush Limbaugh was ranting about, the crusaders so interested in the causes of the African-American quarterback and coach?
John Maynard Keynes thought so: "A large increase in the quantity of money may cause so much uncertainty about the future that liquidity-preferences due to the precautionary-motive may be strengthened".
Not since "The Last Temptation of Christ" did a film about an ancient prophet cause so much ill will.
She later spoke about the cause saying "It means so much to me to be part of this year's campaign for Fashion Targets Breast Cancer.
Little is known about the causes of ASD, so uncontrolled confounding or selection bias cannot be ruled out [ 59].
