Sentence examples for set to cause from inspiring English sources
This in turn is set to cause further tensions and divisions from within.
But his screenwriting debut Kidulthood is set to cause a stir with its gritty portrayal of urban youth culture.
Moscow's first all-suite five-star hotel, the MaMaison Pokrovka Suite Hotel, is set to cause a stir this autumn.
A new version of those guidelines is set to cause controversy when it is published on 8 January.
The individual in question quietly moved on; set to cause havoc and mayhem at their new organisation, presumably.
The company said it has made the move, which is set to cause a stir among other mobile providers, as part of a "back to basics" policy.
Volunteers who run groups helping low-income women pay for abortions report hearing from many women who have attempted to use herbs or abortion drugs obtained outside of a medical setting to cause their own abortion.
It seems that having a phone set to vibrate can cause a particularly physical kind of false alarm.
An empty outroot value, or one set to ".", will cause the output files to be written to the current working directory with no prefix.
This seems set up to cause friction between fisheries.
No one set out to cause climate change.
