Sentence examples for would only cause from inspiring English sources
It would only cause problems.
"These patrols would only cause trouble".
He said rushing his throws would only cause them to sail into center field.
Friends reading the rough draft told the author to remove it; it would only cause trouble.
The opposition warned that arrests would only cause "unnecessary conflict" in the country.
He was dead, so could not be charged, and it would only cause more pain for the living.
She said she worried that the demise of preventive support would only cause more problems to fester.
"If I'd told people about it, it would only have caused more confusion.
Stubbornly insisting on my seat would only have caused a scene at this point.
"Old Testament vengeance" is his pet phrase for such moralistic sentiments, and he argues persuasively that if he had indulged them, the crisis would only have caused more economic pain and suffering for ordinary people.
It said the "revolutionary" treatment would not only cause less hassle for patients but would save the NHS time and money.
