Sentence examples for cause too much from inspiring English sources

"It would cause too much craziness," Johnson said.

"The past is going to cause too much trouble".

Just try not to cause too much damage in the meantime.

With the Lakers' depth, his absence did not cause too much of a lapse.

Carrier-style arrester wires would cause too much damage and would hardly be comfortable for passengers.

But these options cause too much collateral damage -- to the soil and to the food web.

"She was adamant that it would cause too much trouble," says Corré scathingly.

But freezing temperatures should not cause too much disruption at least.

I want to cause trouble, but I don't want to cause too much trouble.

She says she will eat almost anything, except hot dogs, which cause too much bloating.

A few missing rivets here or there will not cause too much harm.