The phrase "cause fire" is not a complete sentence and does not make sense on its own.
It is important to include a subject and a verb in a sentence to convey a complete thought. Example with proper sentence structure: "Playing with matches can cause a fire."
Whatever the cause, fire officials said, the blaze spread quickly, devouring the repair shop.
Combustible solids such as grain or coal transported pneumatically through pipe, if handled improperly, can cause fire or even explosion.
Yet critics like Helen Sears, the city councilwoman who represents the Corona area, worry that shoehorning so many people into tight confines can cause fire hazards.
The children devise a series of do-gooding schemes that are pretexts for adventures which usually cause fire, flood, injury or other havoc.
The bacteria that cause fire blight disease on pear, apple, and quince trees are transmitted by several types of insects including leafhoppers.
Honda U.K. said that when water entered the drivers' windows of the Jazz model and reached a master power switch, it could cause the switch to overheat and "potentially cause fire".
"This can cause shorts, which then sometimes cause fires.
General Electric is recalling 2.5 million dishwashers because of a wiring problem that could cause fires.
The Whirlpool Corporation is recalling about 1.4 million dehumidifiers because some components can overheat and cause fires.
Aung Thein, who helped prepare the earlier independent report, said that police should have known the bombs could cause fires.
Is the implication that because they have occurred naturally in the past, humans can't cause fires or climate change?
