Sentence examples for writing cause from inspiring English sources

Joan's increased screen time brought home something I've been thinking about: fans of the show clearly prefer Joan to Megan, and will comment at length about what aspects of the characters and the writing cause their preference.

How does writing "cause" learning to occur?

As a direct-mail copywriter who has spent most of his career writing cause-marketing and politically related copy, I recognize I may be overly attuned to the inferences and connotations that ride along with surface statements, but this seems way over the line.

Because impatience, for him, is a huge part of why writing causes so much grief.

The agent's remarks, Mr. Egbert wrote, "cause me a great deal of concern for the fairness of the process concerning Mayor Cianci".

I like to think that some of the things I write cause discomfort in those readers who deserve to feel it.

I had kick-ass partners in Joanna MacDonald who helped me write Cause Marketing for Dummies.

"War acts on executive power as an accelerant," he writes, "causing it to burn hotter, brighter and swifter".

"The statute as written causes confusion and the potential for unnecessary litigation," said Dean Boyd, a Justice Department spokesman.

So much of history is in fact "silent," Taleb writes, caused by "outliers" — the unknown, unpredictable, unforeseeable events that determine the course of history.

Grant's music is "about people and their circumstances" and intends that what he writes "causes a universal thought process that ends in some degree of social change".