Sentence examples for there would cause from inspiring English sources

"There's no question that some of the names out there would cause a stir.

In January 1732 she booked a stagecoach to London and James Erskine and his friends, afraid her presence there would cause them further trouble, decided it was time to take decisive action.

"We had no evidence there were any materials buried there that would cause us a problem," he maintains.

It is necessary for them to accompany us to understand what happens in there, it would cause them to be empathetic and agree on having a tubal ligation because the number of children is adequate.

The college she attended was 20 minutes from her mother's house, but she rarely visited, she said, because "I wouldn't want to stay there, and that would cause fights".

Since the moon lacks an atmosphere, a nuke there wouldn't cause a blast like it would on Earth.

But the tarps are not out there in that it would cause blistering, according to the scientists and our friends at DecoTurf".

Moreover, beyond the hit to economic growth that mass deportations would cause, there is the actual cost of a deportation policy.

In this last debate you responded with an emphatic "no" when asked if there was anything that would cause you to rethink your controversial proposal to ban all Muslims from entering the United States.

Back to the water, if you do succumb to a stitch or to cramp, is there any evidence that it would cause you to drown?

As sheep and beef cattle eat mostly grass, and the grass absorbs carbon as it grows, farmers perceived that not only are there no external inputs that would cause pollution, but that growing grass has beneficial impacts.