Sentence examples for one would cause from inspiring English sources

I knew that one would cause an uproar on Twitter, and it did.

My grandmother was always in the background, chewing an apricot down to its pit, her eyes fixed firmly on my weak, somewhat flabby body, making sure nothing and no one would cause me harm.

But its admission without one would cause new problems.

He was a great LoveIsland house guest, and I could only imagine the trouble the next one would cause.

However, today it's generally considered unlikely that either one would cause significant ill effects unless ingested in great quantity.

But above all, Shaw, author of a new book on the "uncertain future of Catholicism in America," warned that "a piecemeal approach — married priests in this country, celibate priests in that one — would cause confusion or worse".

I suppose I had heard of these products before, but I didn't know which ones worked, or which ones would cause me to rot or poison the boob on which my child would spend hours and hours suckling.

But an untreated one would have caused severe pain for several days leading up to his death, and it would have been nearly impossible for him to sleep.

If this fact weren't reported at all, one would have cause for legitimate complaint.

If the beam is supported from below, it is in unstable equilibrium, and therefore any weight placed on one arm would cause that arm to sink, until the beam fell off the pivot.

As Rodrigue bewails: "One deed would cause the one I love to mourn,/The other she would scorn".