Sentence examples for were to cause from inspiring English sources

Indeed, his views on this important matter were to cause problems for almost 2,000 years.

If climate change were to cause wars or spread disease, that could compound the effects.

If a default were to cause the repo market to freeze, the entire banking system would find itself in crisis.

It was these corrupt networks that were to cause a political crisis when they were exposed in the 1990s.

Indeed, if higher oil prices were to cause a dip in economic growth, the Fed might view them as a reason to keep interest rates low.

There are also socioeconomic implications, if a relocated species were to cause damage to land or pose a threat to humans.

The aim is to cause pain, but not internal injury.

Terrorism's primary aim is to cause and spread fear.

"To intimidate a person is to cause them to be fearful," Brandis said.

Their purpose is to cause maximal damage in life.

The main effect is to cause vasoconstriction.