Sentence examples for cause a bit from inspiring English sources

"However, the abruptness of the resignation does cause a bit of worry.

He seemed to cause a bit of a stir in La Gavroche.

I think Judy might cause a bit of controversy, being a Pisces like me.

But you can also cause a bit of a Dahlesque, sense-jumbling sensation at home by making lickable wallpaper.

"If we can hold on to the ball, keep battering over the top of the Aussies, hopefully it will cause a bit of damage.

Her fling -- $7,000-plus for a 48-inch range and ventilation hood -- did cause a bit of a domestic uproar.

Or maybe it was just a cheap and cheerful way to cause a bit of a stir in social media in an otherwise slow day.

If you want to cause a bit of a stir among pie fans, add a couple of dozen shucked oysters to a traditional steak and ale pie.

Does the tension upset her? "It does cause a bit of anxiety and frustration, and it can affect my work sometimes.

So what might seem a pedestrian subject becomes a fascinating and nuanced one that can also cause a bit of unease.

He's also a pleasingly old-fashioned rugby league coach who has never been averse to sending his forwards out to cause a bit of mayhem.