Sentence examples for come to cause from inspiring English sources

If Von Trier had come to cause a stir, he succeeded with bells on.

From his first scene Chad Coleman's acting embodies this: through a sideways glance, a slight sigh, it is clear he has doubts about returning to his old career and that this might come to cause Avon - or himself - a problem.

The change was not formulated on precise tactical intelligence, and would come to cause some confusion among Israeli commanders for the rest of the day.

Plus it's still a novelty to come to the London Stadium and people are coming to cause disorder.

And this report bolsters data found elsewhere that Millennials are highly influenced by their peers when it comes to cause work and focus.

When they left Egypt... when [many] fell because [of the sin] of the golden calf... when He came to cause His Divine Presence to rest among them... on the first of Iyar, He counted them.

But when it comes to causing crashes, it has learned to be less evil.

Some flu strains are worse than others when it comes to causing brain-related complications, and scientists do not yet know how bad H1N1 will be, he said.

These departures from the facts were hard-won and took some coming to, causing me to reflect, not for the first time, that the biggest impediment for a writer is to have had a decent upbringing.

The entrepreneur and columnist Luke Johnson, recently poached from the FT by the Sunday Times, has form when it comes to causing trouble via his writings for organisations that employ him.

The brand is hardly the only offender when it comes to causing controversy with its mannequins, but here's hoping those brands will follow Topshop's lead.