Sentence examples for go to causes from inspiring English sources

"We want donor dollars to go to causes that are meaningful to Californians," said Mr. Wan.

"We want it to go to causes that we care about.

All proceeds from the annual gala, which takes place in St. Tropez, France, on Wednesday, will go to causes near and dear to the actors' hearts.

If he's an activist (political/environmental/social), consider a subscription to a newsletter or website run by an activist group where part of your gift will go to causes he cares about, or try giving him a receipt for a donation in his name to a charity you know he supports (he can use it as a direct tax-writeoff, plus he'll know you want to care about what he cares about).

"It's going to cause some inconveniences".

That's really going to cause problems.

It's going to cause enormous damage.

It's going to cause cancer.

"All those things are going to cause problems.

They must know that this is going to cause problems".

"The building is going to cause a geometric ripple effect".