Sentence examples for caused would be from inspiring English sources

She announced the illness after becoming concerned that the unsteadiness the disease caused would be misinterpreted as drunkenness.

This economy and the rampant anxiety it has caused would be toxic stuff for whatever party was in power.

But holding Donegan responsible for the distress the list has caused would be like holding a crowbar manufacturer liable for a murder committed with one.

If the U.S. military just fired off a bunch of missiles, it would probably cause more civilian causalities than with its current approach, and the amount of damage it caused would be tougher to predict.

His big majority gives him leeway to be diplomatic, but any move to rescind a 1995 apology for wartime suffering his country caused would be disastrous for the bilateral relationship.Then there is North Korea.

I hope that they will point out to the treasury that for much less than one thousandth part of total government expenditure, they create not just well-being but jobs; that for the pittance saved by cutting a few percentage points from our budget, the damage caused would be disproportionately savage.

If the House of Windsor emigrated here, the republican "cause" would be even more hopeless than it is now.

For Obama to run against Wall Street while handing the big banks another sweetheart deal, and getting the negative reaction it would cause, would be untenable.

After nine months of preparation, during which a generation gap sometimes caused would-be gags to go over students' heads — "One time during writing I brought up the Coneheads and they all looked at me blankly, so I had to make sure to make references from the last 10 years," Mr. Pannell said — he was pleased he saw no puzzled looks among the show's first audiences.

My cause would be children.

My commitment to the cause would be total.