Sentence examples for too cause from inspiring English sources

The banks, too, cause major issues.

But, actually, in the first one we were freezing, too, cause we were wet the whole time.

Some birds, too, cause more problems than others, especially the "powder down" ones — cockatiels, cockatoos, African grays and pigeons — that produce large amounts of white powdery dust every day.

In "Living a Lie," a duet with James Mercer, of the Shins, she sings, I'm living a lie, You're living it too Cause I live it with you, which is as close to togetherness as you get in an Aimee Mann song.

Make sure you watch it in HD too, cause it's 'chills down the back' good.

Judging by the pics too, it seems that American car buyers are getting the short end too cause this Opel, well, she's a looker.

That, too, caused some inevitable questioning.

It, too, caused offence in some quarters.

Some political concessions, too, caused more grief to his conscience.

Lucille suddenly arrives at the clinic and she is now in the musical, too, causing havoc.

Hamas has been firing rockets into Israel, too, causing fear and trauma.