Sentence examples for because it would cause from inspiring English sources

Mr. Schundler's campaign manager, Bill Pascoe, said he welcomed a third voice into the primary "because it would cause a more thorough and vigorous campaign discussion".

The suit says evidence shows Cox knows about "repeat infringement by its subscribers" but is not terminating their accounts because "it would cause Cox to lose revenue".

More than 1.8 million people signed an online petition earlier this year arguing that Queen Elizabeth II shouldn't extend a formal invitation for a state visit to Trump because "it would cause embarrassment to Her Majesty the Queen".

It should not be built "in the shadow" of the World Trade Center, the group said, because it would "cause some victims more pain".

She had been warned not to go out with a member of a boy band because it would cause resentment among her own fan base.

A year ago the government's own advisors argued that the seven day waiting period should be scrapped because it would cause "debt and hardship".

"I wouldn't tell her about the problems we were having with Conseco, because I knew it would cause her so much worry," Mrs. Wheeler said.

He rejected the phrase "I hate cops," for example, because he thought it would cause anger and pointless controversy, which is not his mission.

Catcher Jason Phillips said he signaled for a slider from Seo on a 1-1 count because he figured it would cause Hart the most problems and would not be a pitch he could drive.

The government's advisers on medicine knew that patients were at risk of contracting Aids from imported blood products as early as 1983, but ruled against a ban because of fears it would cause a shortage of supply.

"Once it's crystal clear there is going to be that kind of show on air it becomes a question of whether you have your voice in it or not, on balance and in some ways with a bit of a heavy heart because I knew it would cause a distraction to the current colleagues, I thought it was better to have my voice in it than not, but it was a very difficult judgment".