Sentence examples for is to cause from inspiring English sources

Terrorism's primary aim is to cause and spread fear.

The aim is to cause pain, but not internal injury.

"Iran's goal is to cause problems," he continued, "There is no doubt something unstable about them".

The government's priority on small pots is to cause no "disruption" to an inefficient industry.

Shaun the Sheep's raison d'etre is to cause a little bit of mischief.

It is a personal gamble that is to cause him heartache both professionally and personally.

Terrorism is an autoimmune disease; its purpose is to cause harm by provoking an overreaction.

"To intimidate a person is to cause them to be fearful," Brandis said.

The last thing that charities will want to do is to cause distress to the public.

Indeed, the purpose is to cause inventors to compete with each to get better products.

The treatments selected are determined by how likely the therapy is to cause nausea and vomiting.