Sentence examples for and really cause from inspiring English sources

"The party needs to agree a position and go on that and really cause the government some problems.

First, it was great that they accepted me and I was exposed to leaders in different sectors, it expands your universe about what is possible, what you need to pay attention to, and really cause you to take life more seriously.

"We didn't do it enough and we picked the wrong decisions with the ball and really caused our own problems.

"They're talking amongst themselves," said Ammiano of federal prosecutors, "and really causing tremendous, unnecessary chilling effects".

We can see it on paper, but when you meet people that have had these experiences and see them volunteering their time to be part of the set every day, and talk to the actors, and make it as authentic as possible, it really touches you deep, and really causes you to question what it is that you are doing in your life and how it is that you are contributing to everyone's overall experience.

That would totally make sense, and not really cause any of the previously mentioned headaches.

One day he nips out to the pub for a quick beverage and is bashed on the head by someone seeking revenge for an obscure betrayal whose true nature remains concealed for the better part of the book and doesn't really cause the stir it might have when it's finally disclosed.

But it's these local men and women who really cause me to feel at home in Hell's Kitchen though my family lives in Brooklyn.

"I'm far more afraid of people who hide behind their politics or religion and seek to really cause harm to the LGBT community.

"I feel like the least popular group in America lives in the Middle West and have kind of antiquated social attitudes, and they have very little economic power and they're overweight and everyone hates them, and I feel like, 'Really?' Cause they're Americans, actually.

However, it will be important to test these correlations in clinical trials, to make sure we know what is really cause and effect.