Sentence examples for it would only cause from inspiring English sources

A recent article at the Huffington Post makes the claim that if McDonald's doubled its employees salaries it would only cause the price of a Big Mac to go up by 68 cents.

It would only cause problems.

Friends reading the rough draft told the author to remove it; it would only cause trouble.

He was dead, so could not be charged, and it would only cause more pain for the living.

Mr. Scheidler issued a statement in Chicago terming the action a "harrassment lawsuit," and asserting that it would only cause him to redouble his efforts against abortion clinics.

The Business Travel Coalition, which represents the interests of corporate travel departments and business travelers, and which has no discernible interest in cigarette lighters per se, denounced the new rule as silly and said it would only cause longer security lines without adding any new measure of safety.

Whether she decided to work it out with her unfaithful partner or move on, she would forgive him as she knows that holding onto the anger and not forgiving him would only cause more harm to herself in the long run.

"If I'd told people about it, it would only have caused more confusion.

The doctor and his colleagues decided to force the spider out of the woman's ear canal with a saline solution, as they worried that attempting to take the living spider out with equipment would only cause it to drill its barbs deeper, the report notes.

And it's why a revolution in Jordan would only cause destruction.

Others say solemnly that to stigmatize or ban the veil would only cause more women to wear it, out of protest.