Sentence examples for and well cause from inspiring English sources

For many years, my favorite translator of my story was, shall we say for the sake of argument (and well, cause it's true), "Middle Marnie," the third child of four.

"That weed eventually will end up in Canterbury, will block structures and could well cause fairly significant flooding through the city centre," he said.

Eating a poor diet is likely to shorten your life and may well cause health problems making your more unhappy.

He stated that speech should be "uninhibited, robust, and wide open and it may well cause vehement, caustic, and sometimes unpleasantly sharp attacks on government and public officials".

Arsenal were made to work hard for their victory in France in September and Marseille could well cause an upset at the Emirates.

The great number and variety of gestures possible when four fingers and a thumb hit a touchscreen may well cause development and design paralysis.

Those events did great damage to our city and any repeat may well cause irreparable damage.

Their brilliant and bizarre slapstick may well cause an outbreak of fastidious discontent from those who would prefer tasteful fictions resembling the other screenplay-seminar offerings, or middlebrow documentaries comfortingly restating what their bien-pensant target audiences knew already.

Severe malaria requires a diagnostic test with high sensitivity, because missing the diagnosis and withholding treatment may well cause death.

"But higher gas prices might well cause manufacturers and consumers to reflect on the cost of the automobile on the environment".

Mortality is a result of the frequency of the underlying diseases or events, survival from disease and how well causes of death are registered.