The phrase "cause tears" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used as a subject or object in a sentence, describing the action of something or someone causing tears to be shed. Here is an example: "The tragic ending of the movie caused tears to stream down the audience's faces."
The only hitch is the lack of baths, which may cause tears if your tot is a shower-refusenik.
The operation typically costs around $30,000, and in rare circumstances it can cause tears in blood vessel walls, major bleeding and other problems.
If there is not sufficient ease, the constant pulling and friction that the lining is subject to, will cause tears in the lining fabric (Cabrera 1996).
However, a great deal of literature supports the concept that over-distension in normal lung tissue (i.e., Baby Lung) will not cause the histopathology typical of VILI, although it may cause tears in airways leading to a pneumothorax.
Other songs they have preformed, such as "Wherever You Are," "Beside You" and "Amnesia" are heartfelt, and can cause tears.
The base of the skull is bony and rough and can cause tearing and bruising to brain tissue when it bounces back and forth.
These cellular changes can cause tear film instability, leaving the cornea and conjunctiva more exposed to external agents [14].
The swaying of trees in strong winds was believed to induce sufficient shear stress in the cambium to cause tearing of the cells in the tangential direction, which formed into resin pockets.
It can cause tearing, which leads to urethral strictures--in other words, blocked pipes.
Quantitative and qualitative abnormalities in tear fluid cause tear film destabilisation and keratoconjunctival epithelial disorders, including damage to the mucin layer in the keratoconjunctival epithelium.
